رٞازَح
rézaḥ (yerázaḥ/ľirzáḥ)
basic morphological information

v. (Ib)

to become tired
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تَعِب
LS 396; CSOL I 638; CSOL II 569
text examples

a. ḥérek ḷefˀós ˁaf erázaḥ aḷ-tómiˁ ‘I tried to persuade him until I got tired, but he wouldn’t agree’ (CSOL II 1:154)

b. ŝínik díˀʸho ḷe-bᵉˁer tóˀo rézaḥ wa-ˀaḷ-ˁad éraḥ áˁẓ̂ofk toʸh énṭen ‘I saw that my camel was tired and could not go anymore, and I let it have rest for a while’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:243)

c. tóˀo rézaḥ katénaḥ díˀʸheʰ di-ḳáˁar ‘When the man got tired, he went back to his house’ (CSOL I 5:34)

d. rézaḥ ˁag deʰ be-nέfaˁ wa-bíŝi di-ḥéŝiš ‘The man got tired of his work, but there was nobody to help him’ (CSOL II 15:10)

e. bek ho rézaḥk bes ‘It is rather myself who is exhausted because of her’ (Bulakh 2024:179) 

semantic notes

‘To be tired of something/because of something (be-)’ (d, e).

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