v. (IV)

tóˀo tetéˀen kíˀi mɛľ di-déḷaḳ wa-tɔ́mer ˁámok ľhe ŝéṭrehor di-šéˀkə tan yeróudof wa-yeróudɛ héyhen men ḳénho wa-tɔ́mer de di-kíˀi ber díˀḥan gar yhe di-yíken šin wa-di-yíḥeŝ tan dέhɛr ‘When we finished, a lot of livestock was left, and some dates. I said: “As for those tribes that are close to us, add and increase for them from livestock and from dates, from what is left, because it is our neighbors that are always with us and help us constantly”’ (CSOL III 36:4)

pass. írdɛf (yeróudof/ľirdέf)

• rédof to add, to put together