n. (m.)

a. ḳénomk ṭeʸh díˀʸho éľľeheʰ bor wa-tóˀo téte kíˀi bes bor be-ṭámṭehim ‘I gave some wheat to one of my cows. When she finished eating, some of the wheat was left on her mouth’ (CSOL I 24:27)

b. entóuḥoʰ ˁággi wa-ˀö́ḳaŝ ṭad méʸhi dɛg be-ˀéˀed di-ṭámṭehim ˁaf tšeraḳáḥan meʸh metónhi ‘Two men were quarreling and one of them hit the other with his hand on the mouth, knocking out some of his teeth’ (CSOL I 15:8)

men ṭámṭehim ‘from the front’:

ṭérof érhon men ṭámṭehim ‘He made the goats turn aside’ (CSOL II 8:17)