n. 

ɛʰ dédoʰ ˁúmor hek ṣétoʰ tɛʰ be-ráḳhaḷ ‘Oh my uncle Seto, there is enough meat left for you on the stones’ (CSOL II 30:31)

The word has the same meaning as mérḳahaḷ.

• réḳaḷ to arrange, to put in order
• mérḳahaḷ or márḳahaḷ or márḳeheľ a heap of clean stones on which cuts of meat are put after or before cooking