v. (Ia)

éremk fɔ́ne aḷ-ˀešḥárog súwa ˁaf tóˀo šeḳábitk táḳifk eḳáre wa-ˀekóteb ‘Formerly I was unable to read well, but then I went to study and attained perfection in both writing and reading’ (CSOL II 1:127)

perfect 3 sg. f. ḳeróˀoʰ

pass. ḳerö́we (yeḳóurɛ/ľiḳró)

The first consonant in the perfect ḳáre ‘he read’ is not palatalized, which makes it different from ḳáre [ḳʸáre] ‘he hid.’