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tóˀo éreḥ merḳáde šérḳeḥ fáḥre ˁámok aḷ-tšeráḳaḥ ˁam se šerḳóḥo ˁámok yo-yo náṭin ṣáḥded ‘When they reached the ledge, they all climbed. Now I had said that cow would not be able to climb, but eventually it did. So I said to myself: “Hey! It does turn out to be strong!”’ (CSOL III 24:16)

• ráḳad mountain ledge, open air stairs (natural or artificial)