v. (Ia)

a. éḳdem ˁeʸh έˀɛfo deʰ serég deʰ ˁadúww di-yeḷátaˁ sáṭahan šébeṭ έˀɛfo ḷe-ker ḥteʰ ‘People saw the lights from the enemy’s ship, the enemy who would defeat the sultan. They were fearful in the middle of the night’ (CSOL II 1:118)

b. šö́baṭ sáṭahan ˁan ḥukm di-ˀáḷḷaʰ be-ḳáber ‘The sultan was afraid of God’s judgment beyond the grave’ (CSOL I 27:16)

perfect 3 sg. f. šebáṭoʰ

‘To be afraid of something (ˁan)’ (b)

• šabṭ fear