v. (Ia)

1. 

a. kések ˁážeʰ tekódem ḷe-menfέyreher di-ˁážeʰ di-bíreʰ ‘I found a woman burying the placenta of another woman who had given birth’ (CSOL I 8:19, fn. 2)

b. erḳóḥoʰ díˀseʰ bíššoḷ wa-kedέmoʰ ˁéʸhen tóˀo ˁö́mor hes éṣfɛr ‘Then she took off her clothes and buried them as the birds had told her’ (CSOL II 20:35)

2.

a. ṭérodk médkor féryhɛ wa-kédomk tóʸhen di-ḥor kor ezaˁáʸhen ḥadíboʰ wa-ˀeŝóˀom ‘I herded a few billy goats together and put them in an enclosure to take them to Hadibo for sale’ (CSOL II 13:20)

b. wa-tɔ́mer kótiľk ˁeʸh ḫímeʰ wa-ˀeḳníyoʰ kédomk tos di-ḳáneʰ di-šánṭaʰ ‘As for the dates, I wrapped them in a tent, and I put the food into a bag’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:283)

‘To cover something (ḷe-)’ (1a, 1b)

‘To put cattle to an enclosure’ (2a) 

• kotédɛm to be covered, buried, destroyed