n. (f.)

wa-ḷaṭ ˁéyyək ḷeŝˀέmš wa-ḷaṭ mey ˁázhɛr kánaḥ boḳ menáḷ nóuḳar wáľľa negóhom yedóˁok di-zaráyeb wa-di-besátin wa-moˁóriḳ di-benóbhin ‘Actually, there was even more trouble from that camel: wherever it went, evening or noonday, it’d rush into the fenced areas and palm groves and millet plantations to wreak havock’ (CSOL III 19:57)