v. (II)

a. gédaḥk di-ẓ̂ayέfɛʰ wa-ríˀišk óˀo kᵉľan ... wa-ṭáhɛrk wa-bórikk heʸh wa-ṭábṭabk toʸh di-ṭádaˁ ‘I came to a wedding party and asked: “Where is the bridegroom?”’ ... And I went and congratulated him and slapped him on the back’ (CSOL I 22:44)

b. bórik énhi áḷḷaʰ be-díˀʸho emboríyeʰ ‘God blessed my with my children (that is, gave me good children)’ (Bulakh 2024:141)

imperative sg. m. ebórek:

ya-waˀḥ aḷḷáʰ wa-ˀebórek énhi wa-ˀebórek énhi wa-taˁtébor ˁan ˁedhebéten ˁan ˁedhebéten ‘O God, give me your blessing, give me your blessing! And protect from all harm, from all harm!’ (Kogan 2020:No.13) 

‘To bless/congratulate someone (e-)’ (a, b)

• bɛtérak to devote oneself; to be blessed