_The women spin thread_, tídĕdēn rerémat.
_I weave cotton strips_, ezātagh tabádokēn.
_I sew_, azamāyagh.
_I cut out (a shirt)_, arăwagh.
_I fold (a shirt)_, tédĕhagh.
_I roll up_, ekemíngkĕmégh.
[Note: _Ireray_, he spun. _Rerēmat_ = _Rerainat_, fem. 3rd pl., as
elsewhere.
_Izamāy_, he sews. In Barth’s vocabulary, _ázamay_; in Venture, _tismi_
[tizmi?], a needle.
_Irau_, he cuts out. Ghad. _ʿira_, he shaved.
_Ideh_, he folded? But _idā_, he pounds, 188.
_Ikemin(g)kem_, he rolled up, must be frequentative, from _ikemin_?]