v. (Ia)

a. ḥéyhe bɛr ḥóriš ḷaḷ yíron šfɔ́niŝ wáľľa nóʸher wáľľa ḥéyhe ḷe-ḥaʰ be-ḥaḷf yeˁúmor hes mɛníyyoʰ wa-mɛníyyoʰ diyáˁ aḷ-škéroʰ ḷaḷ nihámaˁ ṭad yíron mɛníyyoʰ naˁámer toˀk diyáˁ ‘When a human being insults an animal, or a bird, or another person wherever he may be, we call it mɛníyyo (insult). An insult is a bad thing, not a good one, and when we hear somebody to give insult, we say to him: “Stop this bad thing!”’ (CSOL II 15:16)

b. hímaˁk ˁag di-yíron tóˀo íẓ̂ẓ̂áḷ ˁeʸh díˀʸheʰ bestán ‘1 heard a man who was swearing because somebody damaged his palm-grove’ (Naumkin et al. 2015a:32)

c. ya-wa-ˀernέ še ḳéḳha wa-tέte be-deʰ di-gɛḷéki ‘Pray to God, short-eared, for me, to the one who watched us, you and me’ (Kogan 2020:No.16)

perfect 3 sg. f.: réne

imperative: ernέ ‘complain (to God)’: c.