v. n. (m.)

keʰ hímaˁ ḥéyhe bíľeʰ di-yekódš toˀo mi waľľa ḳáľbeʰ di-siyáraʰ waľľa bíľeʰ di-ˁíẓ̂oʰ tóˀo náḥa di-ŝiyáṭ wa-tóˀo ˁáraḳ wa-tóˀo eštédhɛm yešɛkídin ḥéyhe wa-yefázaˁ keʰ ˁímɛr heʸh έˀɛfo béʸhen ‘When somebody hears something frightening – news of a death, or a flipped-over car, or any other dire event involving burning or drowning or destruction – one gets scared and afraid when told people were present (as victims)’ (CSOL III 10:14)

• néḥe 1. to burn (transitive); 2. to burn (intransitive); 3. to be hot, warm
• énḥe to heat, to burn