_Or have we to go on foot?_ mēr essi sídaránnanagh?
_I cross a river_, isgeragh.
_I ford a river_, nek yer teawent.
_Take my horse through the river_, kuletāhi aïseni.
[Note: _Essi_ may seem to be the Latin num, an, as _is_ in Delaporte’s
Kabáíl.
_Isger_ is _izger_ in Kabáíl, perhaps more correct.
_Yer_ may seem to be for _yegh_, first person of a verb, so as to mean
“I keep the ford” (_teawent_ is a ford); but _eyyi_, in Barth, means
let, leave, being the Kabáíl _ejji_.
_Kulet_, plural, from root _kul?_ Compare _ikel_, he marched: or is _t_
radical?]