109. _I bear witness to you_, egehăghak.

_Bear me testimony_, gehāhi.

_I swear_, ehādagh [_I swore?_].

_I swear_, ohādagh.

_I swear falsely_, ehādagh-s-bāho.

_He swore falsely_, yehad-s-bāho.

_I make peace between them_, etĕnagh tináhăren [_I speak goodness?

protection?_].

[Note: _Geh_, “testify thou,” shows the root of the Kab. _inige(h)_, a

witness; in Shilha also _engi_.

_Tináhărēn_ is explained by Barth as “protection” and also “goodness.”

Combine it with _ehĕri_, wealth, and perhaps with Arab. _kheir_, good,

since _khĭr_ is common in Kab.]

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