adj.

ˁag di-ˀemṭóˀotš díˀyhe ˁáže kor yetóger hes ḥaḷḳáti wa-tóˀo gédaḥ aḷ-ˀénkaˁ ˁö́mor

ɛ ṣaḷeféno ḥaḷóḷe ˁaľíš deš saná be-ṣábar
aḷ-ḥaṣayš be-ˁenebíti ber tenaḥáyo be-ḫáreg

‘There was a man whose wife instructed him to buy her some earrings abroad. But when he came back, he did not bring any. And he said:

Oh you, a date close to ripeness * You have to be patient this year  
Don’t you know about the thick rings * That their price is burning abroad?’ (CSOL III 37:12)

• ˁéneb to be thick