v. (Ia)

a. wa-ḥez míˀšer ˁaf yenέfoš meʸh dor ḷe-fέne di-ˁag ‘Then he slaughtered a billy-goat, spraying its blood in front of the man’ (CSOL I 3:7)

b. ˁážeʰ ḥizízoʰ wa-ho éṣtet wa-ḳibíboʰ wa-tóuyoʰ ‘The woman was slaughtered in my presence, she was roasted and eaten!’ (CSOL I 3:13)

pass. ḥízɛz (yeḥóuzoz/ľiḥzóz):

ˁö́ḳaḷk fáˀḥɛr di-ḥóuzoz be-merḥíyoʰ ‘I left the bull, which was to be slaughtered, tethered with a rope’ (CSOL I 8:51)

‘To cut off (an animal’s head)’:

(CSOL III 6:15)

v. n. ḥᵃzez ‘slaughtering’: wa-ˁádeʰ di-saḳɔ́ṭri škéroʰ tóˀo tóuḳar ḳáˁar wa-ṭeʸh tegóhom wa-ˀaḷ-ˁúmor hek bíľeʰ kaḷ ḥᵃzez wa-ḳéẓ̂hir wa-di-yaḥáyya bek men ḥaʰ id-ḥaʰ ḥeb ḷe-bíŝi šek bíľeʰ ‘And there is a nice tradition on Soqotra: you may enter one house in the evening and another at noon, and nobody will say to you anything but “Welcome! Feel at home!” — here and everywhere, even if you have virtually nothing in your possession’ (CSOL II 4:34)

• ḥᵃzez slaughtering
• ḥáziz to make incisions
• šḥᵃzez to be suitable for slaughtering, to lend itself to be slaughtered
• máḥzez neck segment (as part of a slaughtered animal)