v. (Ia)

a. aḷ-ˁad ˁag šébde heʸh ˁes wa-férod men díˀʸheʰ ḳáˁar ‘He could no longer lie to her, and he fled from his house.’ (CSOL II 13:25);

b. fέˀɛsk ḷe-ṭad ḷe-ˁábher wa-ˀaḷ-ṭʸaf ḥe wa-be-ľéľhe kášaḥk toy wa-férodk bey ‘I asked (the community for permission to cut down) a tree? but it was not granted to me. Then I cut it down during the night and fled with it’ (CSOL II 1:140);

c. wa-šerḳóḥo férhim gáḥľeľ ˁaf tebóre bíro múgšem ‘And the girl turned out to be pregnant, and gave birth to a boy’ (CSOL I 16:16).

‘To flee together with (be-)’: example b; ‘to flee from somebody (ˁan)’: example c.

• tord away!
• fᵉred to make flee, to expel
• féred feral