v. n. (f.)

a. wa-sen mésen kɛn ḥáḷḥaḷ wa-mes ˁö́ḳroʰ tóˀo meḳídoʰ ḳínoʰ énṭen ˁan di-kašfénoʰ wa-ˁeḳároʰ énṭen ˁan di-baḥmírhɛr ‘These birds – their color is brown, and its size is like sandgrouse – a bit smaller than kestrel and a bit bigger than a wild pigeon’ (CSOL III 21:10)
b. wa-meʸh ˁö́ḳroʰ deʰ sínfaḥ ḳéyhɛn ˁan eṣféroʰ ‘As for the size of the chick, it’s smaller than a sparrow’ (CSOL III 21:16)

• ˁö́ḳar to be big, to grow
• ˁáḳar 1. size; 2. age
• áˁḳer 1. to bring up; 2. to let be big