n. (m.)

1. wa-ˁímɛr hes harábi mes ˁáḳar tóˀo deš di-ḥatóˀo ‘And near that house a hut was built, in size like that of the smaller house’ (CSOL II 27:15)

2. ˁáḳar díˀʸho di-ˀemboríyeʰ ṭad ˁišrín sánaʰ wa-ṭad ˁášar ‘As for my children’s age, one is 20 years old and another is 10 years old’ (field notes)

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