n. (f.)

fɔ́ne be-zemán benö́we ṭaʰ ẓ̂afóri wa-ˁímɛr heʸh ḳaṣ wa-ˁímɛr heʸh tri maẓ̂feróti ṭeʸh men fέne wa-ṭeʸh men ḥérhen ‘In former times they used to build this way, with two rows of stones for each wall, and a mixture of clay and water put between them; so two rows of stones, one in front and one behind’ (CSOL II 27:24)

• ẓ̂afóri a wall built of two rows of stones