v. (Ia)

ˁámok heʸh inέm di-kɔn wa-ʸheʰ aḷ-bᵉˁer di-fégoŝ ˁek ˁö́mor ken ʸheʰ di-fégoŝ ḥe wa-ḷaṭ šáˁayk béne kor yaˁáʸhof tho ˁámok bek ˁámok mek bóši ber bíľeʰ di-fᵉzóˁoʰ mek níyyeʰ ‘I said to him: “What's happened? Wasn't it my camel chasing after you?” He said: “It was indeed your camel chasing after me, and I ran as fast as I could so it would leave me alone.” Then I said: “I said to myself you must be crying because something fearful has come into your mind”’ (CSOL II 23:28)

‘To pursue somebody’ (ḷe-): see example