v. (IV)

ḥéyhe ḷaḷ yíṣam yekóˀi ˁážeʰ wa-mébrehe wa-mɛľ wa-ʸheʰ aḷ-yezáˁa ke-nhɔfš kaḷ di-náfaˁ keʰ šker wa-keʰ diyáˁ ‘When somebody dies, he leaves behind his wife and his children and his livestock, and he will not take along with him anything except he has done (for his soul), be it good or bad’ (CSOL III 22:110)

pass. keˀö́wˀe (yekóuˀɛ/ľikˀó)

• kíˀi to remain, to be left
• škᵉˀe to keep
• kɛˀέwhin few, not numerous
• mékˀi the remaining one