v. (IV)

ɛtíˀo ḥe ˁáže ˁemέro tóˀo ṭáhɛrk igľíso kor emaṣíľin maḷ emaṣíľin ṣabk be-maṣíľo wa-yhe aḷ-ˁad še ḥoz ˁemédo ḥe šɔm ‘A woman told me a story. She said: “Once I went to the plateau to gather some dragon-blood tree resin. While I was gathering it, I was distracted by the process and (did not perceive) that I had no time and the sun set upon me’ (CSOL III 37:6)