v. (I)

ḷaḷ tébyeẓ̂ gέge ḳaḥéḷhon teráẓ̂aḥ ˁéyhen ˁaf ľifḳéš wa-ke íno di-ˀékob wáľľa ṣet ˁes díˀse ḳaḥéḷhon tenáḳaḥ ‘When a hen hatches, it sits on the eggs until they open. And if someone enters or looks at its eggs, it will hit him with its beak’ (CSOL III 21:23)