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ˁámok ken aḷ-ˀetéḳaf ˁemέro etéḳaf wa-yhe aḷ-ˀetéḳaf kóľik tos wa-ḥábibk tos ˁaf teškóḷe ‘I said: “This (= your behavior) is no good.” She said: “Well no, it was all right.” But as a matter of fact, it was not all right. I tried to persuade her of this and calm her until, in the end, she did regret her behavior’ (CSOL III 20:13)

• kóḷe 1. to turn (transitive or intransitive); 2. to reply, answer, to say something in one’s turn
• mókľi house
• kotéḷe to move to and fro
• kóľi to persuade
• kéḷˀe storm, tempest, strong wind with rain