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néŝezk rího di-tɛʰ di-šébek teʸh ḳéṣam wa-ʸheʰ yenáḥa béne wa-tóˀo néŝezk wa-ˀébraḥ ménhi be-ḥeʰ wa-díˀʸho ḷe-níŝiz bóˁork wa-kaˁk beʸh di-tɛr wa-ˀébdodk ménhi zébreher di-ľíšin ŝef men náḥa wa-ˀaḷ-šéṭˁamk ṭáˁam díˀʸho be-ṭíˁim ‘I sipped some broth, thinking it was merely warm, but it was very hot. When I sipped it and it reached my mouth, I immediately spat it out. I felt that I had burned the tip of my tongue, and I could not feel any taste when trying to taste anything else’ (fieldwork)

• ṭáˁam to taste, to try the taste of something
• eṭˁém to have a lot of milk (a goat)
• ṭáˁam taste
• enṭéˁem to have an unusual, altered taste