_I cut (off)_ his _head_, nek tesúggŏrast [tesúggŏgh-as-t].
_Strangle thou (him)_, orëa-s.
_I strangle (him)_, nek oréägh-as.
[Note: _Isugg_, he cut off?
_Orëa_, strangle, may be compared with _eri_, neck, Kab. and in 119.]
124. _I go to war_, iggelēgh dagh égĕhen. [Egehen, _an inroad_, or
_military expedition_.]
_The people gather_, idĭnet tidauen.
_They intend an expedition_, yebōken égĕhen.
_They deliberate_, emsākan mēden.
[Note 124, 125.: _Igĕle_, he went or set off, seems to me the same root
as _tekĕli_, starting setting off, which in Kab. is _tikli_ or _thikli_.
I ventured to propose writing the verb _ikĕli_ (see 232.), and regarded
_sikel_ (travel) as its causative (viz. cause to go, _i.e._ make the
beasts start); as Arab. _sūḳ_. But Barth insists that _igĕle_ is
necessarily sounded with _g_, and _tekkĕli, sikkel_ with _k_.
_Idĭnet_; Arab. _dunia_, world? The word pervades North Africa.
_Emsākan_ seems to have _m_ as a reciprocal form.
_Mēden_, men, as in Kab.]