adj.

šégnɛhɛn yhe ḥéyhe di-ˀaḷ-ˁáḳeľ di-bihέḷe yhe ˁáḳeľ wa-likán aḷ-tóˀo de di-ˁúmor hey méṣḥad wa-ŝófeḳ ˁáḳeľ yenfáˁ wa-ľa-yaẓ̂úrr ‘We say šə́gnɛhɛn about a man who isn’t particularly clever: he can reason (isn’t crazy), but not like someone we’d call “brilliant” or “smart.” He understands some things though, so he might even be useful and won’t cause any harm’ (CSOL III 13:24)

• šéghɛn distorted, with broken limbs
• šotégen or šɛtégɛn to be broken, to have one’s limb broken
• šégon to break (a limb)
• méšgen cripple
• ešgínhin breaking of a limb
• šégneʰ breaking of a limb