v. (I)

ˁeghéten sen di-kóusɛ sésen ḥíbɛk di-ḳóuraẓ̂ bésen tέten wa-ke géḷay ouráḥan diˀáḷ ṣáyhaˁ kor yeṣáyhaˁ wa-yhe yóuṭaf ˁey ŝέkem kor yenáfaˁ súwa wa-teḥáḷof ‘Knives for shearing sheep are found among women. When they get dull, they are brought to a blacksmith to sharpen them. And he is given wages to works well so that the knife becomes really sharp’ (CSOL III 24:21)

• géḷɛš dull, blunt, not sharp
• égḷeš to make dull; to have one’s instruments dull