n. (m.)

a. ḳédor ˁoyέghɛn tɛʰ wa-gédaḥk ho ˁámok heʸh ṣaḷ rího ˁaf ľaˁmέ ḷe-tɛʰ kor yeˁófeŝ wa-ḷaṭ ˁamíyin díˀɛʰ ḷe-tɛʰ be-móḳdif ‘A boy was cooking meat. When I came, I said to him: “Put in more water so that it covers the meat and it boils. Then push the meat down with the stirring stick”’ (CSOL II 3:8)

b. fɔ́ne έˀɛfo be-ẓ̂áyoyf yezogéden tóho di-géhem di-ẓ̂ayέfɛʰ ‘In the old days, people provided guests with cuts of meat as gifts during wedding feasts’ (CSOL I 18:16)

• te 1. to eat; 2. to enjoy, to consume (wealth)
• tɛ to feed; to suckle
• éte to be given milk (a baby or a goat kid); to be able to be suckled (a baby or a goat kid)
• šte to be eatable
• téyhi predator