v. (I)

1. tóˀo gédaḥk di-míṣ̌her édofk ḷe-fóti kor eḥóḷeb wa-gedóḥoʰ tho ṭeʸh óˀoz deš di-teróˀom wa-ḥéḷobk tos ‘When I came to the pen, I got out the clay vessel to milk, then a goat that was fond of me approached, and I milked it’ (CSOL II 8:9)

2. érhon tentéḳat idéʸh ˁáľa ṭeʸh ṭeʸh teróˀomen wa-ʸheʰ yeḥóḷeb ‘Goats would come to him one by one, fawning over him, and he would milk them’ (Belozerova et al. 2023:569)

According to our informants, in the modern language this verb can be used only about animals (CSOL II 138).

• riˀímeʰ a female goat attached to its master