219. _The bullock lows_, ámăke eníjju.

_The cow lows_, tēs aníjju.

_The cows chew the cud_, iwan afarádĕnit.

_The cows are sated_, íwan iwănet.

_They lie down_, ikarámĕnet.

_The cows are returning from the water_, íwan asúwanet, iktárnet

fel áman.

_The cows return the food_, íwan isókalnet. (25.)

[Note: _Afărad_. See _efĕrat_, in 208.

_Iwănet_, from root _iwa_ or _iwan_, to satiate. In Kab. _thayawant_ or

_thawant_, satiety.

_Īwān_, cows, may be shortened from Kab. _yugāwen_, steers. The root

_yūg_ is, as in our tongues, a yoke; whence _thayūga_, a pair.

_Asú-ănet_, they have drunk.

_Iktar_ seems to be Arab. 8th form, from _kar_.]

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