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óˀoz di-te eḳníyoʰ men ḳáˁar wa-ŝotéde mes mɛr wa-ktofk tos kor aḷ-terέ rího wa-díˀʸho ḷe-kítif tos ˁámok ˁasέ áḷḷaʰ stóref karámmeʰ aḷ-ríyo ‘There was a goat who ate (too much) human food, so its stomach became bloated, and I had to tether it to prevent it from drinking water. While tethering it, I said: “With God’s help, it will recover if it doesn’t drink”’ (fieldwork 2024; adjusted from CSOL II 29:23)