v. (Ia)

wa-ˁek ken maḥyέme ˁag ŝíbɛb di-ˁö́mor déḳhon wa-ľáḥye sébľeheľ ḷaḷ yaḥtéren ‘How shameful it is for an old man, whose chin is bearded and whose whiskers are long, to lose his temper like a child’ (CSOL III 17:2)

• ḥaym pudenda (male and female)
• ḥyem to have grown hair (about a youth)
• ḥᵃyem to have one’s facial hair grown (a youth)