wa-ˀélhe teráḥa gad di-fóľhi ‘and the cow licks the skin of the calf’ (about a dead calf’s stuffed skin used to trick a cow into giving milk) (CSOL I 2:49);

náḳaˁk fóľhi ˁan éľľehe wa-róŝik wa-ho ṭáhɛrk ö́foŝ wa-tóˀo gédaḥk késуk bö́ẓ̂ak díˀʸheʰ merḥíyoʰ ‘I took a calf away from its mother and tied it up. Then I went to have lunch. When I came back, I found that it had torn its rope’ (CSOL I 8:21);

dim. feḷóuḷɛhɛ