n. (m.)

1.

a. ḷaḷ ˁádog ˁážeʰ mébrehe di-ˀaḷ díˀseʰ yaˁámer hes mέmɛʰ wa-díˀseʰ ˁag yaˁámer heʸh ḳaḷέḷhɛn wa-ˀíľʸhi emboríyeʰ yaˁámer héʸhen ḳaḳáyhon ‘When a woman suckles a child which is not hers, he calls her mέmɛʰ, and he calls her husband ḳaḷέḷhɛn, and he calls their children brothers and sisters’ (field notes)

2. 

a. wa-ˁö́ḳaḷk šek aḷḷáʰ ḳaḷέḷhɛn ‘I give you a baby, oh God!’ (Kogan 2020:449)

b. mébrehe wa-ʸheʰ ˁad ḳaḷέḷhɛn aḷ-yešmέtoḷ ˁaf ľaˁḳέr énsen ‘A small child does not talk until he becomes a little older’ (field notes)

• ḳaḷ young(er)
• ḳaḷ 1. to be young; 2. to be few, little