ŝténzoʰ ṭad áˀaṭab wa-ṭad ˁedɛ́geʸh ˁífef ‘One of its teats had gone askew and the kid suckled from the other one.’ (CSOL I 14:1)

díˀɛʰ sɛs ŝoténez énṭen men rukn ‘Your foundation (of the new house) is slightly skewed in one of the corners.’ (CSOL I 14:1)

The verb is said to be primarily applied to goat’s teats, but it can, nevertheless, be sporadically used about other objects.