n. (m.)

1. 

a. ígdaḥ ḳayd báˁaḷhoḷ wa-ḳíľaˁ hin meʸh be-gášaḷ ‘An old rope was brought and its end was thrown to us’ (Bulakh 2024:114)

b. tóˀo himóˁoʰ ḥáwwaľat gášaḷ ‘Now when the snake heard this song, it moved one of its sides.’ (CSOL I 24:32)

2. wa-ḥágeb yéken di-ke-bóde gášaḷ wa-ḷaṭ fέrfɛr wa-ḷaṭ maˁṣímyhin wa-ḷaṭ máḥteľ wa-ḷaṭ meŝróḥoʰ ‘And the sapling first becomes a gášaḷ, then a fέrfɛr, then a maˁṣímhin, then a máḥteľ and then it becomes a young palm.’ (CSOL II 9:12)

• géšoḷ to break
• góšiľ or gέšiľ to break (several objects or into several parts)
• géšɛḷ to be broken