أٞطْبٞق
éṭbaḳ (yeṭáboḳ/ľáṭbaḳ)
basic morphological information

v. (IV)

to send, to dispatch
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CSOL I 681; CSOL II 615; Naumkin et al. 2013a:83; Naumkin et al. 2014b:47, 68
text examples

a. ḳarére éṭbeḳ beʸh díˀʸheʰ óˀoz ‘The next morning, he sent his goat with him again’ (CSOL I 2:45)

b. tóˀo sfork di-ṣanˁá tégork tri ˁabɛyέti e-tri ˁažíti wa-ˀéṭbakk tóʸhi ke-ṭad šóuḥar ‘When I travelled to Sanaa, I bought two wraps for two women, then I sent them with a man’ (CSOL II 20:7)

root
ṭbḳ 1
derivates
  • ṭébaḳ to be with somebody, to adhere to somebody
  • ṭatébaḳ 1. to be joined, to close upon something; 2. to be joined to each other
etymology
PWS *ṭbḳ to adhere, to stick to each other
continental MSA
By regular expression