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As a sexual euphemism: wa-fɔ́ne men di-báˁaḷ férhim di-sáṭahan wa-šéˁef ses ľázem yekέˀɛ ḷe-ˁóŝi dor be-ṭádaˁ di-feráš ‘Now formerly, when someone married a sultan’s daughter and slept with her, the next morning some blood had to be left on the sheet’ (CSOL I 19:22)

In the speech of the informants from the Da’rho tribe the meaning ‘to lie down’ is reserved to šéˀef, which is normally opposed to déme ‘to sleep’. In the Vienna corpus šéˀef is often attested with the meaning ’to sleep’ (see further details Kogan 2015:509–510)

Also ‘to start to walk (a small child)’: tóˀo yíšoˁ múgšem gédaḥ šᵉľɛ éṣfɛr mey ˁeyná ḥŝes ‘When the boy started to walk, the three little birds came to Eyna, and she was alone’ (CSOL II 5:16)

Cf. also Vienna corpus:

tímreʰ keʰ in(y)úbot tos be-nébot tírhi di-míšer wa-tšéˁed ‘Wenn eine Palme gepfopft wird, so pfopft man sie mit feuchten männlichen Samen und sie gedeiht’ (Müller 1905 239:2)