tóˀo mébrehe wa-yhe ˁag ḷaḷ taˁámer hey díˀyhe ˁáže tóutor ṭoḳ wa-ˀaḷ-teḷhέm tho tŝóni ˁey tóˀo ḥter wa-ˀédnen tóˀo mébrehe ḳéyhɛn ˁaf taˁŝέ wa-tkeḷɛ ˁey eˀed wa-teḳḥám ŝáˁref di-ˁáreb ḥa yeróẓ̂i wa-réẓ̂i men di-ḥarérhɛn ‘When his wife says to him: “Stay away! Don’t touch me”  – you see him incensed, with head bowed like a small child – even though he is a man. But in the end, his wife will stand up and stretch her hand out to him and scratch him behind the ear. Then he feels happy – thanks to such a small thing’ (CSOL III 17:2)