v. n. (f.)

a. ṭáhɛr ṭad méʸhi yeḥódem ḷe-nhɔfš wa-šeḳábit šaˁrɛ́keʰ ‘One of them went to work for himself and learned to fish’ (CSOL I 6:2)

b. wa-tóˀo eráḥki aḷ-rénhem wa-díki ḷe-šaˁrέkeʰ aḷ-géhem mešaˁrikéten kaḷ geľέfeʰ ‘But when we came to the sea and began to fish, it were no true fisherman coming to the sea – the opposite, it was a mess’ (CSOL III 16:72)

• šáˁrek to fish
• mešáˁrik fisher