tóˀo áˁšork mes ŝḥaf diˀáḷ gézhɛr wa-ríyin ṭáˁam di-miŝkerɛr díˀḥan be-di-ḳénho wa-ˀaḷ-šḥáṣir hin ken ṭáˁam di-ˀé(n)ŝkerɛr ‘When I added its milk to the shaking vessel and we then drank some of the buttermilk , there was a specific taste and could not be used to dress the rice because of this unpleasant taste’ (CSOL III 37:1)

headless genitive phrase