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ʤamiːlawwa /

biʃaːrawwa //

biʃaːrawwa //

kaːmiːb imsʔabakeːⁿ //

msʔabaknhoːb /

oːn iʤamiːlaːj /

tak ikteːn eːfeː

oːn anika kteːnka /

uːn uːkaːm kaːmoːnideːn //

aːn kaːmoːnuːːː /

189

kaːmtijoːn ʔoːri idiːn eːn //

kassaː /

872

hoː imoːgagamnhoːb /

tigabaːjil tiwhaːʃib iːfin eːjaːnit /

maʤlis dhaːj idʔiːnit ambaraːk /

738

akira ginʔiːːː /

156

oːn oːkaːm hamdeː /

ikteːn da warib /

bareːk baːkaj hariwna idiːn eːn //

uːn iʤamiːlaːj ani beːn whaːʃija# /

282

ajaj tak abari init /

ajaj takoː ishariw /

isʔani hiːneːn //

ontʔa /

tigabaːjil eːjaːnhoːb /

oːkaːm /

552

gʷida kamib idʔiːnit /

hireːrisjaːn eːn //

oːtaki dhaːj /

392

ikaːmoːk /

hoːj firʔa idiːn eːn //

uːtak jʔibd oːmiʔat umbaruː /

452

kaːmoːjideːn //

oːkaːm /

ikan eːn umbaruː /

oːkaːm iktijeːt toːna imiʔatiː //

oːtaˀ /

640

beːb whaj jʔaːb iktiːjeːb /

ja iraːna uːn uːtak oːn oːkaːm /

ikaːmoːj inid oːkaːm jʔabekaj /

526

'naːnaːti kaːmheː //

205

idin eːn //

idiːnhoːb /

uːtak uːngaːl jhakijaːjt umbaruːk /

tuːnati dhaːj tʔabkeːt oːn oːkaːm //

1100

oːn oːdoːfːːː /

300

iragad wiharʔinaːjiː /

205

iːfiβʰ /

207

tikamteːjoːn doːf iktijeːt /

tinaːtida tʔabika ind //

kamteːjoːn ʔoːr uːn kiːki ndeːn //

uːsaːs /

igidhiː /

232

kaːmijoːn kaːm ʔoːr nuːn //

745

tikamteːsoːn kiːkineːn //

ontʔa /

aːnda /

650

afoːjaːnhoːn eːnit /

aːn ikaːmoː iːheːn eːn /

bak tʔiːti aːbwa /

195

bak tʔiːteːt kananwwa

oːmiʔat iːktiːn da /

153

iːfineː //

Djamilab-s and /

Bisharin-s and /

Bisharin-s /

fought over a camel, they said. /

When they fought over it, /

this Djamilab /

‘There is a man who knows /

more than me, /

this camel is our camel’, he said, they said. /

‘These (people said) 'It’s our camel, and /

/

it is the calf of our she-camel’, they said, they said. /

All /

/

when they were considering each other as ignorant about it, /

the tribes that there were in the country came and /

they held a reconciliation meeting about it. 'You, /

/

by all means, /

/

about this camel, so, /

other men who know (about it) /

who are not you, go and fetch them!', they said, they said. /

This Djamilab: 'In my country over there /

/

I have a man of my relatives' he said and /

he sent for a man of his relatives. /

they stuck to their opinion, they said. /

Now, /

when the tribes came, /

the camel /

/

they gathered among a lot of camels and /

they make it walk, they said. /

To the man: /

/

‘Your camel /

take it out from them!’, they said, they said. /

The man tracked the footprints and (said:) 'This one /

/

is my camel’, he said, they said. /

The camel, /

he recognized it, they said, he /

that it is the camel by its footprints. /

The man /

/

who had come with him, /

'Gosh this man, this camel /

is his camel’, he said, and 'since he took the camel, /

/

by what means is it his camel?’ /

/

they said, they said. /

When they said so, /

since the man, one (of the two) (from the Djamilab) started to say: ‘You, /

the thing because of which you took this camel /

/

this piece of meat /

/

the leg from which at the back (lit. the piece of meat which was in the leg that from behind) /

/

that there was /

/

the piece of meat of our camels that there is /

this is the thing because of which you took it? he says. (c'est à cause de ça que tu l'as pris? ) intonation interrogative et étonnement. /

‘It’s not a calf of our she-camels’, he said, they said. /

‘The origin /

that before /

/

even though a camel of our camel, (it is a son of our camel) /

/

it’s not from our she-camels’, he said, they said. /

Now, /

the men: /

/

‘Forgive us!’ they said, and /

these ones took their camel, they said. /

Something like that tracking and /

/

something like that knowledge and /

of the footprints, there were men, (des hommes qui connaissaient des choses de cette façon vivaient là) /

/

there were, they said. /