v. n.

a. kánoʰ ses ṭeʸh šɔm di-ˁáni di-baḷ eghémoʰ wa-ḳíľiˁ wa-ṭaʰ beṭáḷoʰ ḳašḳášeʰ gírif di-gérof iľ-ˁásar ‘It had a day of abandonment, there was no driving it to the pen nor throwing pebbles at it, no knocking of sticks on trees, no searching for it late in the afternoon’ (CSOL III 12:3–6)
b. eghémoʰ wa-ḳíľiˁ ‘Bringing to the Pen and Throwing Pebbles’ (CSOL III 22:title)
c. fóˀosk tok menáḷ ɛʰ ḳanínhin áḷḷaʰ ḷe-ˀeghémoʰ wa-ḳíľeˁ ḳanínhin áḷḷaʰ ‘I beg you wherever you are, Lord God, for herding and throwing, Lord God’ (CSOL I 23:41)

• ḳáḷaˁ to throw
• ḳatéḷaˁ 1. to throw at each other; 2. to be thrown easily, to be possible to throw; 3. to be finished (palm pollination)
• meḳḷóˁoʰ a piece of wood