BEJ_MV_NARR_41_EMIRAB-LEOPARD.EAF

BEJ_MV_NARR_41_Emirab-leopard_111

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tak /

eːnjeːmeːreːːː /

eːwaːj ʃaːkiːb /

da eːdifneːb oːdoːr /

oːrba galeːleːneːb oːdoːr /

galeːleː /

hasara jhaːm hoːj iːfiːt oːrba /

imasʔaːjeːda /

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uːn uːjhaːm jʔiːni eːn /

jʔiːnhoːb /

eːgirim tak hoː iːfiːt /

jʔarej gidhoːk /

beːnhoːk /

jʔarej gidhoːk /

beːnhoːk endi eːn //

igaleːlana /

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gidhoː eːbiːneːb oːdoːr /

uːn uːjhaːm /

uːtakwa barhewa raresamiːt /

uːjhaːm /

kagiːgijaːjt /

ontʔa /

ingadi eːn /

ingadijaːt /

iniːwaka haleːljaːt uːtak /

wʔajjoː /

sar ʃaːt amarrijeːk /

hoːj adannʔe dejaːb iktijeːb /

iktijeːb iːbirejt /

oːn oːsar wʔajjoː aɖibtiːt /

afireːnaːjt iːhaːːː /

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gadabisinhoːk nejad /

amsi indi eːn /

gadabisinhoːk nejadhoːk /

amsi endijeːb oːdoːr /

uːjhaːm /

khi iːfiːt oːtak /

(khiːsej /

ʔasti /)

nʔati dhaːj fariːni eːn /

nʔati dhaːj fariːhoːb /

uːtak toːfna abki iniw /

toːfnaːtoː /

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stʔaleː /

uːjhaːm /

areː oːn wʔaji italla /

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ʔaji abkhaːbuː /

isanad dhaːj dʔejaːbuːjt /

oːt toːʃa /

thoːj tiːfiːt /

kastoː /

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hoːj fari eːn /

inawawwa timiːtatwa baːkaːj /

uːjhaːm darwiwit /

mhiːn ɖibiːni /

uːtak darwiwit /

mhiːn ɖibiːhoːb /

oːjhaːmoː dhaːj jʔeːnaːt /

aːn jharidna eːn /

oːtak areː /

beːt toːsmuːm tejhaːminaːti /

mheːleːn eːn //

uːn uːjhaːm /

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bak tʔiːteː /

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fina uːn uːtak /

meː# imdiraːj /

eːdna eːn /

amaroːn baːkwaːsa /

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samaroːn /

A man... /

These Emirab-s, /

in hunting ibex /

when men left /

when they organized a beat in the mountains /

while beating /

there was a leopard away from them in the mountain and /

hunters from a hide /

/

this leopard comes, they said. /

When it comes /

there was an old man there and /

'Men, beyond /

go! /

'Men, beyond /

go!' he says, they said. /

The hunters from a hide /

/

when they go back from him, /

this leopard, /

the man and them look at each other and /

the leopard /

does not leave and /

so, /

he stops, they said. /

He stops and /

each time it wagged its tail and the man /

his hand, /

a skin, when I prepare*** meat /

that I put in it*** /

that he had /

he coils this skin around his hand and /

'O, horrible! /

/

we'll make you angry /

today', he says, they said. /

'We'll make you angry, /

today', when he says, /

the leopard /

was over and the man /

(from over it) /

upwards. /

it jumps down on him, they said. /

When it jumps down on him /

the man grabs the spear well, /

his spear /

/

while thrusting /

the leopard /

then, his left arm /

/

his arm it grabbed and /

it pressed on him with all its weight /

this meat /

there was on him and /

all of it /

/

it pulled it of from him, they said. /

Without the sinews and the bones. /

The leopard fainted and /

fell on the spot. /

The man fainted and /

when he fell on the spot, /

they come to him and his leopard and /

they slaughter it, they said. /

Then the man /

with that suet of the leopard /

they treat, they said. /

This leopard /

/

that way, /

/

a spear, that man /

he fights /

they said, they said. /

let it not be our possessions /

/

our offsprings! /