تَائَه
tέˀɛʰ (du. tɛˀέti, pl. tέten)
basic morphological information

n. (f.)

sheep, ewe
овца
نعجة
LS 437; CSOL I 672; CSOL II 606
text examples

a. édof tέˀɛʰ wa-rö́baẓ̂ ˁes ‘He seized one ewe and took it away from her’ (CSOL I 17:75)

b. áwwaľ fɔ́ne yeˁúmor tšemέtoḷ óˀoz wa-tέˀɛʰ wa-ˀeľľehe wa-šérhom wa-ˀóˀoben ‘It is said that, long ago, goats, sheep, cows, trees and stones were able to talk’ (CSOL II 21:1)

morphological notes

dim. touˀénoʰ (du. touˀenóti, pl. touhenítin):

ḷémo šek díˀɛʰ be-touhenítin ‘How happy you are with your little ewes!’ (CSOL II 15:19)

 

root
etymology
continental MSA