n. (f.)

1. kínɛz ŝabḥ di-ḥóuroʰ ‘The fat was stuffed into the caecum (of a slaughtered goat)’ (field notes)

2. tóˀo sḥamk wa-dóˁork rího šerḳóḥoʰ díˀʸho ḥóuroʰ ‘While I was peeing, passing water, my rectum went out’ (CSOL II 29:12)

While strictly applied to ‘caecum’ in the animal anatomy, the term is used in CSOL II, Text 29 with the meaning ‘rectum’ (about a human being), see CSOL II 489.

• ḥáher black
• eḥírir to become black
• ḥáyreher blackness