_I pound_, edāhagh.
_I pound rice_, tifúkkogh táfăkat.
_I winnow_, kintihēgh _or_ tesabirtit rĕgh-at.
[Note: _Arăten_ (_arata_, a crocodile), read _arăten-n-ehíshkan_; or
even _arăden_? In Kab. _irden_, (_fruges_), wheat.
_Ehishk_, a tree, is in De Slane’s Temght _ishek_. I think it is the
Kab. _ishīḳ_, a branch; _branch_ for _bush_.
_Idah_, he pounds? Arab. _dakk_.
_Inkinteh, isabir_, he winnowed?]
189. _I tie up the bundles of Guinea-corn_, akitteléagh
ashíkkerashín-n-enĕli [_the_ fields _of corn?_].
_I knead it_, nek osáksăk-at. (145.)
_It is not well kneaded_, war tíkkĕne isūs.
[Note: _Ikitteleh_, “he sheaved?”]
190. _I hid_, efāragh (_abdidi, so Kab._); etwāragh (_condidi?_ see
102.).
_I cut wood_, ektāsagh ígĕtan. (173.)
_I split_, esraurawēgh [ezr-, 136.].
_I grind the knife on the stone_, emsādagh absar is tahōnt.
_I whet my knife_, sátăragh ábsarin.
_Whet for me_, esterāhi.
[Note: _Ígĕtan_, sticks, poles.
_Imsād_, he grinds: also, sharp. It is from Kab. _zed_, grind thou; and,
perhaps better written, _imzād_.
_Tahōnt, tehūnt_, rock (Temght).]