v. (Ia)

a. έˀɛfo ḳéder fŝέyɛt wa-fŝe ‘The people have cooked their lunches and eaten’ (CSOL II 16:8)

b. ṣeḷóben éľľehe wa-tóˀo ḳedóren aḷ-šeḳdéroʰ wa-ˀaḷ-šebhéḷoʰ men ˁö́ṭmoʰ di-ˁiṭámoʰ deš éľľehe ‘We slaughtered a cow, and when we started to cook it, it could not be well cooked and prepared bacause of the fat that cow had’ (CSOL II 8:4)

c. ḳédor hin ṭad ˁag ‘One man was cooking for us’ (field notes)

pass. ḳídɛr (yeḳóudor/ľiḳdór)

• ṣ̌ádher cooking pot
• šéḳder to be suitable for cooking
• meḳdέreʰ food