n. (f.)

ṭeʸh šɔm estóˁoʰ wa-šerɛbídoʰ be-mέtaḷ di-ˁeẓ̂ wa-ˀeróḥoʰ ˁaf maˁḳíḳoʰ ṭad ˁáḳiḳ e-dɛg ‘One day they (du. m.) met and started to scold each other with strong words. Finally it came to the middle finger: one of them showed the middle finger to another one’ (field notes) 

• ˁáḳiḳ to insult, to tease (usually by showing a middle finger)