v. (I)

a. ráḥaẓ̂k díˀʸho fíḳha men ṭáḥɛm di-ˀérhon ‘I washed the goats’ urine out of my clothes’ (CSOL I 17:52)

b. šeṭáḥim ḥe ˁouyέghɛn wa-ḷaṭ sófik ˁãyš wa-níšik aḷ-ráḥaẓ̂k íˀidi ‘My baby had wet himself, and I had to change him. Then I forgot to wash my hands’ (CSOL I 17:52)

c. ˁö́mor áṭif ḥe ḷárbaḥ díˀʸho ḥumár ḷerḥáẓ̂š ˁemέroʰ teráḥaẓ̂ díˀɛʰ ḥumár wa-ráḥaẓ̂ ˁag díˀʸheʰ ḥumár ‘He said: “Give me some to bathe my donkey, let me wash it.” She said: “Wash your donkey.” And the man washed his donkey’ (CSOL I 7:15) 

pass. ríḥaẓ̂ (yeróuḥaẓ̂/ľirḥóẓ̂)

v. n. riḥáẓ̂eʰ

‘To wash dirt (men) from a garment (direct object)’ (a)

• érḥeẓ̂ to ask someone to wash something
• rátḥaẓ̂ to wash oneself
• riḥáẓ̂eʰ washing