n. (f.)

wa-ˀeˁéden kúľľe ˁéšḳa ḥŝes ḷe-ḥéṣe di-témre wa-ṭa tímhɛr fáḥre šougέˀɛn di-men ŝέte ˁaf ḷaḷ yekέˀɛ ˁey ŝέhɛr wafö́ẓ̂aḥ wa-gedóḥo méde yeróuŝɛ di-ḥanḳ díˀyhe di-témre wa-yeˁefénen be-ˀéṣfaḥ wáľľa be-guwáni ‘Then each cluster is strung along its own branch and thus all the di-men ŝέte dates are prepared. They are left like this until there remains one month before the ripening. Then the south wind comes, and the clusters are now attached to the upper branch of their tree and protected with rags or sacks’ (CSOL II 11:4)

be-di-mhedéten ‘a certain period in summer’ (Naumkin et al. 2019b:85)

be-di-médeʰ ‘in the countryside’ (Naumkin et al. 2013a:74)