řɣeɣ

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Verb

řɣeɣ (Tifinagh spelling ⵔⵖⴻⵖ)

(intransitive) to be soft, to be smooth, to be supple
(intransitive) to be gentle to the touch
(intransitive) to be tender (of meat and vegetables)

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Derived terms

Verbal noun: teřɣeɣ, tařɣuɣi (“tenderness”)
Causative: seřɣeɣ (“to make soft”)
ařeqqaɣ (“soft”)
tařeqqa (“handpalm; sole; breadcrust”)
ařaq (“soil”)
třaxt (“clay”)
ameřɣiɣ (“brain, cerebrum”)
aseřɣaɣ (“sap, resin, glue”)

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