v. (II)

1. 

a. tɛkídken ˁin wa-ẓ̂ayέfɛʰ ˁédoʰ aḷ-bidóˀoʰ ‘You rushed us (to come to the wedding) and the wedding hasn’t even started’ (CSOL II 25:3)

2. keʰ ˁéyyek di-tέkod be-mέtaḷ ‘If you want, (you can use the verb) about one who hurries in his speech’ (CSOL II 25:3)

The imperfect yetέkod is borrowed from stem IV (otherwise unattested). See Naumkin et al. 2019a:73.

‘To hurry someone (ḷe-) up’ (1a)

• ótked or έtkɛd to be in a hurry
• téked hurry
• tekέdeʰ hurry