n. (m.)

ébˁayk ṭad míˀšer ḷe-ˀóˀoz minŝíḥfo wa-ḷaṭ béḷokk ˁéyhi kor yentémaṭ wa-yaˁáḳor wa-yéšker kor yeˁúḳaḷ tɛyš ‘I put a male kid to suckle at a second goat, one other than its mother, one whose milk was plentiful; and I left the two of them alone so the kid would be satisfied and grow up hearty, to be kept as a sire’ (CSOL II 5:16)