n. (m.)

éḳdomk rɛgf di-ˀekέbeš érhon wa-ʸheʰ be-ˁamḳ di-ṣéľheľ wa-šáˁayk kor eraḳáḥsen ˁan dɛkf di-rího ‘I saw a small cave a few goats had entered, and it was in the middle of a little stream. So I rushed to take them out so they wouldn’t be swept away by the current’ (CSOL II 30:14)

• dékof 1. to push, to kick; 2. to sweep away (water)
• édkef 1. to sweep away (water); 2. to push, to kick