نٞاقَر
nö́ḳar (yenáḳar/ľinḳár)
basic morphological information

v. (I)

to peck out
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فقأ
CSOL II 553; CSOL III
text examples

íno trɔ aˁríbi di-yeˀέdoʰ wa-yenaḳároʰ ˁáyni di-ḳénho ‘There were two destructive ravens (where we live), which were pecking out the eyes of our livestock’ (CSOL II 2:1)

root
nḳr
derivates
  • náḳareʰ cavity, caries
  • néḳar 1. to be rotten, corroded; 2. to get a cavity, to be decayed (of a tooth)
  • néḳreʰ a rotted out spot, hollow, cavity
By regular expression