_These were broken and those were broken_, arzen wuīn, arzen wuīn.
_They fled like hares_, egéwuaden shynd égewat átek temarruëlt
[_instar fugæ (quam) præterit? lepus_].
_Like the sheep or goats before the wolf_, shynd ulli ishāk ebak
[_instar gregis (quam) invadit lupus_].
[Note: _Abbeden_, read _abbeṭen_, or _abbeden_. Kab. _ibtu_, divisit.
_Shynd_, in Kab. and Shilha, _zund, zun_, instar.
_Egewuad, egewat_, see 52.
_Temarruelt_, a hare, from _imerewel_, run away (Hodgson’s Kab.), which
is from _irwel_, he fled; Arabic, _rahhel_.
_Ebak_ or _ebēg_, a jackal.
_Ishāk_, invadit? Afterwards (220.) _ishek_, “(the lion) attacks.”
Compare _shik_, quick; Kab. _zik_.]