_Salute him_, ágĕras es sălām.
_I seize your hand_, aṭāfagh afōs enik.
_I embrace him_, ekúllĕghas.
_He fell on his neck, and kissed him_, yūdar fel erinnis ahāsi
timullut.
_I embrace his knees, (and) kiss them_, nekŏdēgh fel fadénnis,
ahāsen e timúllut.
_A kiss_, tamōlit [tamōlirt: tamōlight?].
_I kiss_, emólĕragh [emólĕghagh?].
[Note: _Ager-as_; either “_throw_ salute,” from _ger_, or “_cry out_
salute,” from _gher_; _aghĕras_. See 101.
_Ekull_, cherish thou? See _ekōl_ in 82. Different are _ikel_ (?), he
marched, _iggel_, he turned aside, _igla_, he broiled: roots liable to
confusion. Also _kūlet_ in 65.
_Odēgh_, I fall? _nōdagh_, we fall (71.), _war tidu_, lest thou fall; if
to be so written denote a root. _Idu_ (compare _dau_, under.) But if
_tidu_ is untrustworthy, _adar_, or rather _aṭar_, is the root; in Kab.
to go down.
_Faden (ifaden?)_ pl. of _afōd_, knee?
_Aha_-sen. _Aha_ = _Aga_ of 39?
_Imōler (imōlegh)_, he kisses?]