v. (Ia)

1.

a. ṭáhɛr wa-ˀaḷ-ˁad béḷog ˁaf yeṭáreb ʸhéḳaḷ ‘The boy left and went down to that place’ (CSOL I 24:15)

b. díˀʸho ḷe-megmέgeʰ ḥᵃḷe ˁag máḥľes nᵉḥáṭes kor aḷ-tšᵉḳaḷ di-gέmeʰ ‘As I was poking it out, another man was putting some pebbles under it so that it would not slide downwards’ (Bulakh 2024:108)

2. 

a. ľísoʰ šin men ṣéreb ˁaf tšaḳáḷen égwa ‘It was raining in our place during the spring and the mountain streams flew down’ (Naumkin et al. 2015b:59)

Used with animate (1a) and inanimate (1b, 2a) subjects. 

• šᵉḳeḷ 1. to bring down; 2. to pour
• ʸhatéḳaḷ to be slanted, inclined
• meštéḳhaḷ inclined
• mešéḳheľ tree trunks filling the space between the large beams and the long sides of the house