_A freed slave_, ákĕli néllil.
_A freedman_, adĕrif.
_I divorce a woman_, ezimmízeagh támate.
_I marry_, itidíbonagh.
_He has divorced his former wife_, izímmăze hannīs, tādagh rōris
tille [_quæ ei erat_].
_(And) has married a young girl_, awe taliad andúrret. (On _awe_,
see 95.)
[Note: _Néllil_, freed, from _alīl_, free. A root of very like sound is
in 105., and another in 50. _Izimiz_; see in 81, _izem_, he dishonoured.
_Hannīs_, wife, and _halis_, man, are peculiar to Temght. [Qu. _halis_,
a “fellow;” _hannis_, “his mate?”]
_Taliad_, lass; _iliad_, lad, are very like Arab. _welad_, son, which in
Temght also appears as _abarad_.]