n. (f.)

geḷeménoʰ ḷaḷ tfᵉrer ker ḥádeb ˁáṣar di-ḥteʰ wa-šɔm tektínaḥ díˀseʰ di-ṭirébeʰ ‘A bat flies around at night, and in the daytime returns to its cave’ (field notes)

di-geḷeménoʰ ‘guano’:

fóˀosk ṭeʸh šouḥároʰ éˀenṭ di-geḷeménoʰ wa-ˀenṭ di-bádaḷ wa-ˀenṭ di-rétet ‘So I went to a woman to ask for some guano, and some sheep droppings, and some compost’ (CSOL II 9:23)