v. (Ia)

ŝínik ˁag di-náḳaˁ šáṭar bɛr éľľehe ken díˀʸheʰ bíyoʰ kor aḷ-ľaˁdέgs wa-ˀédof ˁeʸh wa-réŝeʸh ˁámok heʸh téteb díˀʸheʰ bíyoʰ wa-tegodíḥin wa-ˁádogš náˁaʰ áḥsan ľaw ʸhóľik toʸh be-ḳáneʰ di-méhⁱḷo ‘I saw a man who took a calf, son of a cow, away from its mother to prevent it from suckling. He took it and tethered it. I said to him: “Its mother moos, comes to it and suckles it all the same. It would be better if you shut it up in a shelter”’ (CSOL II 27:19)

• méhⁱḷoʰ enclosure for calves