BEJ_MV_NARR_27_GOAT.EAF
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nʔaːjˀ / | A goat |
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toːt tidkʷoːleːjaj / | this cattle market |
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tisinkaːteːnaːtiː / | from Sinkat |
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adlib ajiha // | I bought. |
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oːttʔa tinʔaːjti / | Now, my goat |
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nhast hoːjteːtuːːː / | it is of a clean belly and |
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daːjid akajeː // | even though it was good. |
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toːnʔaːj // | The goat |
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lhaːtuːjt / | it was ill and |
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mheːlanˀ / | I cured it and |
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ontʔa / | now, |
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imana dhaːj inʔakʷnohoːβ / | when when I pitied her, (lit. when my bowels towards her were weak |
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afidig adʔi / | I untied it, |
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toːnʔaː // | the goat. |
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avdig adʔihoːb / | When I untied it, |
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isilkiː tifirʔat hoː giːgta / | it went out from the wire and escaped me. |
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toːnʔaː / | the goat |
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miʔatib daːna / | I am in the footprint |
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anawhoːb // | When I did not find it |
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miʔatiːb daː / | following the footprints |
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miʔatib daːjeː / | following the footprints |
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tʔabaːtidhaː / | towards the wadi |
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tikʷitanhoːˀ // | when it went down |
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tʔaba gʷaːba / | the wadi was an empty area |
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akʷoː / | so, |
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uːmiʔat baram hoːsiːjhaː // | the wind took the footprints away from me. |
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tinʔaːjti sakkakanaːjan / | I inquired a lot about my goat. |
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ʔimar baːdijeːb hiːsant // | I thought I could not find it |
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ontʔa / | Now, |
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toːkna anaːwuːβ / | when I did not find it at all |
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bess sakanaːbuːjt / | only because it is news |
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tinaːti anit / | I said to myself my thing |
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sakanaːjan // | I inquired. |
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sakanaːje oːnuːr niːde / | While asking for news, (one) we call Onour |
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oːt toːnʔaːj / | this goat |
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mhaloːt jina eːjaːne doːr // | when two days passed, |
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ireːwi ajjihaːjt jʔanhoːb / | I took my cattle and when I came |
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ʃakʷaːbuːjt // | because I was a shepherd |
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toːnʔaːj // | the goat |
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iraːniːːː / | gosh, |
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irhan inheːb / | 'I saw it', he told me. |
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aguːla tingidiːːː / | it was standing bent and |
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ʔaːjt nʔaːjt / | To whom does the goat belong? |
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aniːːː / | I said, and |
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toːnʔaː hoːj ʃinhad arib / | 'I did not pay attention to the goat' |
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baːbija dibijaːb tiktiji / | 'If only you had kept it!' |
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inuːridaːni / | I said to Onour, I. |
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toːnʔaːj anit nʔaːjti akoː // | 'Since the goat is a goat of mine.' |
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fagar takuːjd / | Since he is a good man |
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uːnuːr ha // | Onoor also |
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ontʔa tinʔaːjs sakanaːjeː / | now, while I was inquiring about my goat |
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isalloːmaː hoːgta deː amaːsiw / | I heard saying that it went at Sallomay. |
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salloːmaːjiβ / | At Sallomay, |
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ontʔa / | now |
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areː oːdheːj hoː hiːn iktiːneːt / | then, since I knew the people who were in it |
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salloːmaːje / | in Sallomay |
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sakanaːjanhoːβ // | when I inquired |
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oːdiːnwa / | Odin and |
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isanawwa akʷoː / | and his brothers being, |
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salloːmaː ontʔa / | in Sallomay, now, |
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rhaː daːjaʰ // | there were sights |
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rhaː daːjan / | there were sights |
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ontʔa / | now, |
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uːdiːna iraːna oːt toːnʔaːj / | 'Odin, gosh, this goat |
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biʃaːraːt hoːj ijawoːg andeː / | I will give you a tip from it and |
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sakanaːja ajihoːb / | when I told him: "Inquire!" |
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tamin ʔejt ɟineːhiːteː / | from 15 pounds |
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uːdinwa anewwa / | Odin and me |
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nimtakkʷakʷ / | we reached an agreement |
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toːt toːnʔaːj / | 'This goat |
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doːrka rhani inheːβ // | sometimes, I see', he told me. |
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oːngʷʔi bʔikeːtni inheːˀ // | 'Each day of drinking, it comes', he told me. |
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ijjoːhoːb toːnʔaːj / | When he told me this, 'the goat |
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hadalt nʔaːjtu boːki dʔaːjeːtuːːː / | is a black goat, and it is of horns of a he-goat. |
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tuːnʔaːj batoː tikatijeːk / | if the goat is itself |
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haːj mʔaː an // | bring it!', I said. |
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haːj eːheːb / | He brought it to me, |
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tinʔaːjti bathetuːj // | because my goat is itself. (=it is my goat indeed) |
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oːdin / | Odin |
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tamnʔejt ɟeneːhiːtaːːː / | it was 15 pounds. |
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tamint // | ten |
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teːngattaːːː / | they are these ones, and |
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uːdoːr geː iʃʔiːːː / | It was long ago. |
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baroː ahi tinaːtoː // | I gave him his money. |
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ottʔa oːt toːnʔaːj iːʃibbeːb oːdoːr / | Now, when I was looking at this goat |
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imiːgʷad iːʃibbhoːb / | when I was looking to the right side |
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tinʔaːjti dhiː tiːkti // | it was for me my goat. |
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fidinti galeːljaː / | I chased it away and |
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iragad iːʃibbhoːb / | when I was looking at the leg |
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mhej ragad eːraw agam / | I did not recognize the other three. |
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gaːl ragad / | One leg |
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tinʔaːjti ragad iktijeːt toːna / | that it was the leg of the goat |
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akan oːmiʔatoː // | I recognized its footprint. |
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haloː baːgʷabaraːʃaʃid / | Anyway, without taking care of this, I breeded it, |
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thoːj thaneːˀ / | When I touched its belly |
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thoːj areː / | the belly, then, |
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suːr jiwaʃ / | before, dirtiness |
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hoːj kihaːjej // | since there was non from it. |
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naːt hoː amri // | I found something from it |
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hasara thoːjteːb tiːfi / | but that was in the belly |
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tuːna laloːb akʷoː / | the thing, it was an acacia fruit |
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bikakaːːː / | Each time |
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gʔad dirwaːt tikteːbka laloːb // | that it was retching and chewing, an acacia fruit |
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firʔeː / | going out, |
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gʔad dirwaːt tiktijeːbka / | when it was retching and chewing, |
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ilali geːdtaj tidʔiːːː / | it was throwing out the acacia fruits, and |
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tinʔajti thoː inhasnaːːː / | my goat, the belly became clean, and |
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thim / | It started giving milk. |
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tiʃiboːb / | It was good. |
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dhaːj aʃinoːhoːm maleː / | When I needed (to sell) it, then |
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tinʔajtə / | my goat |
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adlib adʔi // | I sold it. |