n. (m.)

έˀɛfo fɔ́ne be-zamán di-ˀaḷ-díkɛr díˀyhen sferíyye men ṭóˀḥor wa-díˀyhen ṣáḥan men óben réḳfef ḷaḷ yeḳóder di-yeḳóudor yeḳóudor be-ṣafḷáḥa wa-méẓ̂beṭ di-zóuḷaḳ ‘In time immemorial, people made their cooking pots out of clay and their bowls out of flat stones. Whenever they cooked something, they cooked it in a clay pot, and they also had clay vessels to draw and carry water’ (CSOL III 7:13)