n. (m.)

tóˀo égaḥk aḷ-šégaḥ énhi ken déḥeẓ̂ be-ḳúwwaʰ ˁaf aˀágaḥ di-ri di-témreʰ ‘When I began to climb one tree, the climbing was difficult for me because it was slippery, and I managed to reach the top of the palm only with great difficulty’ (CSOL II 12:26)

• dáḥaẓ̂ to fall down, to slip