n. (m.)

díˀyho báˁḷhen  yarḥám toy áḷḷa hímaˁk έˀɛfo tóˀo yɛˀɛtéˀen yhe fɔ́ne óti wa-ḷaṭ díˀyhe báˁḷhen yaˁáẓ̂on mey wa-ken hey íľyhe megɔ́še ľhe ḷέfyɛ aḷ-yéˁed idéy ‘My father – may God have mercy on his soul – I’ve heard people say of him that he was a weakling in his younger years , but, nevertheless, his father loved him in a way his brothers, the strong ones, could never even approach’ (CSOL III 16:10)

• báˁaḷ to marry (a man or a woman)
• báḥľe in di-báḥľe the owner, one who has
• mébˀḥeľ male slave
• mebˁéḷoʰ female slave
• baˁ- master, owner
• ébˁeḷ to marry off one’s daughter
• (3 pl. m.) botéˁeḷ to be married to one another
• šébˁeḷ to recognize something as one’s own
• báˁľhi my Lord (God)
• baˁľit- owner (f.)