_I light the candle_, sekōgh téfetelt.
_I burn_, nek nesérragh.
_You have burnt your shirt_, ke teserret rishāb innek.
[Note: _Esōkegh_, I send, in 101. Yet here _sok_, light thou, and
_sekōgh_.
_Iserra_, or _iserragh_, is causative, from _irrar_ or _iragh_, it was
burnt; Kab. _iragh, ihhragh_, identical with Arab. _hharak_.
_Neserragh, nirzagh_, with _n_ superfluous, is an anomaly not rare in
Barth, apparently from the perplexity introduced from Arabic, where _n_
initial vacillates in sense between 1st pers. _sing._ and 1st pers.
_plural_.]