n. (m.)

ḥéyhe ḷaḷ yaˁágob ľaˁmέr nhɔfš tímhɛr di-ke-bóde yeḥóre men ḥaḷf di-šker wa-di-yešráḳaḥ beʸh rího ‘When somebody wants to plant for himself palm trees, first he looks for an appropriate plot where water is available’ (CSOL II 9:1)

di-baḷ ḥey ‘nobody’: o o maˁtóuẓ̂af wa-maˁtouẓ̂áfoʰ meséremhem di-baḷ ḥey ‘Oh! A grown man and woman, there is nobody else’ (CSOL I 8:28)