v. (IV)

wa-di-ṣabḥ éfog gáḥi wa-ˀédok ḷe-maḷ ḥáher tóˀo gédaḥ men ˁáľɛ ḷe-ri di-ḳárye ékob ḥaf di-ˀaḷ-yoˀókebš fɔ́ne sḥaṭ ke íno sámaḷ be-ḳárye wa-ke íno šfɔ́niŝ di-ˀérgef naḥaṭ máˁabhor wa-néḳyhoḷ ker gáḥi ‘In the morning, the wadi swelled up, and overflowed its banks  and the water was dark when it descended upon the village from above. The water got into places it hadn’t before. It swept away the rubbish it met in the village, and the livestock hiding under boulders and in holes throughout the wadi’ (CSOL III 19:88)

• rɛgf a small cave or a niche
• régof to be contracted, to fall in (about stomach, belly)