_Look before you_, sageréhe dátak.
_I look at with pleasure_, esagrăhagh.
_I listen [to thee]_, nek asijádănak.
_[You] do not listen [to us]_, war hanagh tesjadet.
_I looked around_, asanishlămagh.
_Let us look around_, sanishlámănagh.
[Note: Kab. _isag_, he looked at; _iseked_, he observed. _Asijadan_ is
for _asigadan_ (partic.), attending. _Esagrah_ is a compound verb, from
_isag_, he looked, and _irah_, he loved.
_Sanishlam_, frequentative from root _shalam_, which in Ben Músa’s
Ghadámsi is _izlem_, and also _yellem_.]