n. 

a. gédaḥ ˁag diˀáḷ ṭad di-báḥľe siyáraʰ ‘A man went to a car owner’ (CSOL I 6:20) 

b. tenóḳeˁ hin ˁáŝer ˁiŝárhen iľ-báḥľe serédhon ‘Bring (pl. m.) 100 she-goats who have grown-up kids’ (CSOL I 6:25) 

In the phrase di-báḥľe, the bases baˁ- and báḥľe are in complementary distribution: the former is used before pronominal suffixes, the latter before nouns.

• báˁaḷ to marry (a man or a woman)
• mébˀḥeľ male slave
• mebˁéḷoʰ female slave
• baˁ- master, owner
• ébˁeḷ to marry off one’s daughter
• (3 pl. m.) botéˁeḷ to be married to one another
• šébˁeḷ to recognize something as one’s own