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embóryeʰ dέhɛr yaˁágeb esḳɛnénoʰ ke be-náḥag wa-keʰ be-mέtaḷ yáˁni keʰ ˁégeb ľitgér bíľeʰ yesḳanínin bek ˁaf ḷáṭaf ˁey di-ˁégeb ‘Children always like to swing, be it in the speech or when they are playing. That means, when they want to buy something for themselves, they begin to swing with you until you give them what they want’ (CSOL III 38:17)

• seḳnέneʰ diversity of opinions, instability, lack of (political) unity