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ane /

581

jaːs /

178

winneːt fagar iːbiri /

hamiʃ /

mhaːgal /

oːn gabeːti niːwaːj /

bʔaʃoːt lawtaːjt /

oːn oːdheːj oːreːw hoːj tiːhanhoːb /

eːn eːjaska /

haːj ibiːneːbka wʔaːs /

digiːti tiːʃibbeːk /

gade hagittiːt wʔaːs ɖaːbeːti /

500

ʔiː /

eːn eːjas bess /

siraːkʷhaːt //

baroː ibʔaʃoː jaːs /

oːʃeːj /

gaːl eːdna /

aneːb jhaːkaːka eːnoːka[ka] /

daːjiːti dijeː /

iʃi[ka] ʃanheː ʃagaːmeː /

bʔeːb gaːl /

uːdeːniːtheːb aram /

awwal /

oːt tibʔaʃe /

239

ibeːnhoːn jhakisjaːneːb oːdoːr /

tibʔaʃe /

261

bʔinloːja jas lameːdtuːjt /

ontʔa /

(tifidin) /

tiʃibib oːjaːs /

tifidin taltaːj thiːt /

wʔaːs /

178

winneːt dhaːj ɖaːbjaːneːb oːdoːr /

fartaːj theː ontʔa /

uːʔaːs idaːr iːdeːt toːna tikanej /

gidhoː istoːbt /

jʔagir haːj eːjaːjt /

eːn hinin ikitimoːnhoːb /

oːn oːɖijaːj hariːsi jibkaːtka /

iragada eːriːneː wʔas agiːramjhoːb /

ibʔaʃi han /

akiraː bʔaʃe /

reːw lamdaːbuːjt /

wʔaːs hoːj itirifif baruː /

gedhoː beːti fafaːreːti iw /

oːn iwaraːjoː weːreː /

hassijaːjthoːn /

malja jʔagir haːj eːjaːnhoːb /

nigid ɖibiʃiːnaːjt ibʔaʃoːjoːn nharid /

wʔaːs /

toːsi nhiː /

uːn ibʔaʃi /

ʔakira mheːl eːn /

oːmhiːn whoːj lhiːjoːk /

502

tamteneja eːn /

iragad /

lhiːjuːk /

iragad /

686

tamtenejaːːː /

wʔaj lhiːjuːk /

wʔaj tamtenea /

uːngʔaː lhiːjuːk /

tikʷireːtaːti uːngʔajuː /

weːr areː /

dhoːn hadiːdiːt baroː /

areː /

uːːːmbaruː /

imheːluː /

asijaːb ikteːnaːti /

baːbuːn /

648

bʔaʃoːb /

581

bʔaʃoːb marrijeːk abdalla iːhaː /

726

baːʃir alʔoːr /

oːn aneːb /

girmaːjt lhaneːj gallabaːteːta /

218

oːn igilma /

218

haːj mʔaːheːb idheːb //

irizgi naːtiːt /

bak eːwaːjeː ʃaːkib /

defaːb akajeː /

oːn whuːdi gʷaːb akitimhoːb /

bʔaʃoːt tisinheːb ini /

mhale jas iːbiːriː /

kiribaːjwa lʔaːlikwa /

iːdneːb /

aːn aːjas farsamjaːn ini oːn ibʔaʃi //

ɖaːbeː ɖaːbeː ɖaːbeː /

handiːb bak amlawaw jheː eːn /

handib amlawaw jheːhoːb

uːjaːs uːn gaːl /

tingʔaːteː eːjaːjt ibʔaʃi //

365

imsʔabak ini /

imsʔabakhoːb /

gaːlika /

oːmhiːn jʔabikni ɖibiʃjaːnhoːb /

finaːt eː# /

ijafiːb daːsan /

ibʔaʃoji aharid ini /

rabab bʔaʃoːjuːjt /

winneːt ɖhaːbuːjt /

asaːjt oːntʔa /

ibʔaʃoːji /

oːn abaːj haːj hantajanhoːb /

ʃoːkana geː /

aːbreːt hantajijeːb oːdoːr /

oːdheːj isikkaːj kiriftiːt /

hande raːjimaːb tikatijeːk /

iraːji naːt heːhoːn eːdna /

gaːl ragad iw /

weːr bajib iw /

weːr /

iragad oːrib oːraːw iw /

weːr ragad isuːri iw /

hiː jʔan ini /

bʔitiri akoː /

tiʃaːtoː kataman ini //

areː ibʔaʃi darrijeːb oːdoːr /

oːkna baraːmiːni /

ontʔa /

iraːwi /

495

igirma dha haːj jʔan /

igirma sarwaːji /

baːʃi# /

155

baːʃiːruːjt /

lheːjt /

bess haːj inʔir ʃaːwi /

bess oːn amsi hadid /

nʔiratteː /

ikʷaːs iːdhoːn /

beː doːr dhoːn hadidjanhoːb /

oːn ibʔaʃi /

hallaːn ani amireːk aknaːj /

337

tamijeːt hajʔaːtib eːfeː /

suːri han tamaːbu /

bʔaʃoːt /

261

gida deraː /

uːn gʔaː lheːbjameːb (fira) /

afirʔa jhaːjt /

oːt tikʷireːtaːtiːtiːt miːtatteːb /

gaːt miːtaːt /

farakat tiki /

rizgiːnaːtiːt /

bʔaʃoːt amrijeːb oːdoːr /

kʷililkʷililsnaːjt /

nidir //

tʔagija taman /

uːn uːdheːj salaːtib idineːb oːdoːr /

hardaːbuːjt /

jʔar bahrida bahrida dijeːheːb hardaːbuːjt /

tʔagja taman /

toːjiːn

466

timalja iraː uːn uːngʔa /

lhiːniheːb han kalheːheːb ani /

tibatoː tamaneːt /

toːjiːn /

timhaja geː toːkna /

naːt hassijaːb kaːki /

oːn amsi hadid //

haːj nʔiraːb haːj hireːrani /

umbatuː /

tibʔaʃi winneːt daːjiːti //

I /

/

a dog /

/

very clever I had. /

Greyish. /

Formerly. /

Towards the end of Gabeet /

a fox appeared and /

when it was taking cattle from the people /

all those dogs /

went with them. The dog /

when it looked back /

while stopping, after having waited, the dog running /

/

was coming /

these dogs only /

were afraid and /

it, the fox, a dog /

among**** /

one, they say. /

Everytime they told me 'go on!' /

while saying: 'it is good' /

but while I was dealing with my own affairs /

one day /

they gave me an appointment and I accompanied them. /

First /

this fox /

/

when they made it start going towards us /

the fox /

/

because it was used to coward dogs /

so /

it moved away /

it looked at the dog /

it trotted away and /

the dog /

/

when it ran well after it /

it jumped well, now /

because it knew that the dog would kill it, /

it conveyed it beyond it and /

because it came back with it /

when it arrived towards us /

when it grasped the back thigh from behind /

when the dog reclined on the rear legs /

the fox also /

(was) a strong fox /

since it was accustomed (to eat) cattle /

the dog dragged*** it on the ground, it /

was jumping forward next to it /

Again and again, /

it was going beyond us /

then when it came back /

we made it fall on the floor and and we slaughtered our fox. /

The dog /

we gave the liver /

this fox /

(is) a powerful medicine, they said. /

The place that hurts you /

/

you eat, they said. /

The leg /

if it hurts /

the leg /

/

you eat. /

If the hand hurts you /

you eat the hand. /

If the back hurts you /

the backbone of its back /

Other then /

among us told that it /

then /

it /

its medicine /

what proves it is correct is that /

Our father /

/

a fox /

/

Hey, Abdalla, if you find a fox /

/

Bashir Al'oor /

I /

headaches come and go troubling /

/

this head /

/

bring it to me! he says. /

By chance /

hunting my ibex like that /

while leaving /

when I arrived at Huudi Gwaab /

I met a fox, he said. /

I had two dogs /

Kiribay and L'alik /

that they were called /

These dogs jumped after this fox, he said. /

Running and running /

it prowled around a tree like that, he said. /

When it prowled around a tree /

one dog /

came from behind, the fox (= it passed behind the fox) /

/

the dog caught it (and the fox resisted)', he said. /

When they caught each other /

each one /

that they took the spot, when they made it fall, /

a spear /

I put in its mouth /

I slaughtered my fox, he said. /

It was a male fox and /

it was very fat and /

I skinned it and now /

my fox /

as I was going, when I moved with it /

a hunter, then ... /

always when I move /

the people I meet on the road and /

if you gain like that /

my profit, they say, give us something! /

To one I would give a leg, /

to another I would give a rib /

to another /

I would give the other back*** leg, /

to another I would give a front leg, /

I gave to whoever came, he said. /

because it disgusted me, /

I don't eat its meat, he said. /

Then when you kill the fox, /

it really stinks. /

So, /

my friend /

/

I brought the head /

(who said) to send the head /

/

/

as it is Bashir. /

The following day /

he was cured with it, then /

until today /

recovery /

he made, he told us. /

When he told us that formerly /

this fox /

now, if I find, myself /

/

I have to eat. /

I had eaten before also. /

A fox /

/

firing, killing /

as the back was aching, in the water (it gave birth, sic.) /

*** /

in the bones of this backbone /

one bone /

had stuck out, /

Like by chance /

when I found a fox /

as we surrounded it completely /

we killed it. /

I ate the back. /

When this people wanted grilled meat /

as I had slaughtered it /

while the children were telling me, don't slaughter it, don't slaughter it, as I had slaughered it /

I ate the back /

the day /

/

the second, gosh, this backbone /

that is hurting me, is not not hurting me anymore, I /

that I ate it /

the day /

the third, itself /

I did not feel anything /

until this day. /

I walk around cured. /

It /

the fox is very good. /