n. (f.)

ṭáhɛrk be-téked eḥóre men beˁer wa-tóˀo éraḥk ˁamḳ di-ḥaḷf kések beˁer di-ˁeẓ̂ ˁámok hey ḫaṭám ḥérek ḷábrakš aḷ-bérok ktofk toy di-sébro wa-ho yháḷaḥk men ḥóyhi di-máˁbher wa-men máˁbher ébraḥk mey be-saˁfén ‘I set off in a rush looking for a camel. Midway along, I met a strong one. I put a halter on it and tried to make it kneel down, but it didn’t want to kneel. I bound it to a s.-tree. As for me, I jumped from the ground onto a boulder and from the boulder I landed on the hair on its hump’ (CSOL III 14:8)

• saˁafinítin in di-saˁafinítin with wooly fur