v. n. (m.)

a. ḥezk óˀoz wa-fö́ṭamk tos ḷe-faḳ wa-díˀʸho ḷe-féṭhim/ḷe-fíṭim gédeḥ tho ˁeyyúg ‘I slaughtered a goat, killing it instantly. Just as I slaughtered, it some men came to me (to get their share of meat)’ (fieldwork)
b. ḷaḷ yefáṭam ḥéyhe díˀʸheʰ ḷe-féṭhim/ḷe-fíṭim yeḳáḷeb ˁáyni di-ˀíˀtin ‘When someone dies, as they are dying, they turn their eyes to the sky’ (fieldwork)

‘Killing’ (a)

‘Dying’ (b)

• fö́ṭam to kill
• fatéṭam or fotéṭam to die
• féṭam to die