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Zur ZA (FB). Aber auch im Sudan: Darfur bamši ~ nimši ohne Präp. zur ZA (EM), Abu Ajura/Darfur banimši z-zirāʾa “ich gehe auf den Acker” (EM), Abgūta namši pl. ohne Präp. zur ZA (EM), Khartum maša, yamši ohne Präp. zur ZA (FB), Dongola/Urbi mašēna ohne Präp. zur ZA (EM), Baggāra maša ohne Präp. zur ZA (FB), Aḥāmda idem (FB), Umm Qafala bitamši ohne Präp. zur ZA (EM), Nyala nimši l-mazāriʾ “wir gehen auf die Felder” (EM), El Fasher timši l-madrasa “du gehst zur Schule” (EM), Sinjida tamši l-madrasa (EM), Abyeij bamši l-madrasa “ich gehe in die Schule”, tamši l-Ubayyiḍ “du gehst nach El Obeid” (EM), Marla tamši (EM), Zirēga, Sirba tamši duktūr “du gehst zu einem Arzt” (EM), Mallit timši idāṛa “du gehst zu einer Verwaltung”, bamšu ǧibāl Nūba “sie gehen zu den Nuba-Bergen” (EM), Barti nimši ohne Präp.
Aller” (VAN-10:260, 144), LAN-1:2008 “aller, voyager, marcher” mit Hinweis auf LAN-2,I:82/5, wo er nach Stumme einen Text aus Tripolis/Libyen einem Text aus der Daṯīnah gegenüberstellt. Dort: Tripolis mšê lil-barr vs. Daṯīnah sâr lâʾarḍ “er ging ans Land”. In LAN-1:2008 noch Hinweis auf SAE IV, 113,4 yesîr bêteh, 818, comme nsyr bujûtna, Rössler, MSOS III,31,13; Emirate/Abu Ḏ̣abi sār, ysīr, wēn sāyrīn? ), jedoch S. 102 sir min en tbá “gehe, wohin du willst”, sār ssōq lā bidd urreggāl heijesyr jdūro missōq dikkān dikkān “der Mann geht dann, um ihn auf dem Markt zu suchen, von Laden zu Laden” (S.
Marra. – gās, ygīs “aller vers, se diriger vers” Mauretanien (TAI-2); Mali “to head for, go toward” (HEA-2); Marokko/Mḥāmīd/Ḥass. gās əl-madṛāsa (FB). Ist im KA “Maß nehmen” (WE), von da aus “anvisieren” wie im Marokk. qās “viser avec une arme à feu”, “atteindre le but” (DEP) > “zu einem Ziel gehen”. /Mali (HEA-2); əš wāʿəd? ” Mauretanien (TAI-2). – kill yōm iži il-xayyita ma itikallimš “every day he went to his little sister but didn’t speak” (Libyen/Cyrenaika (LAR 129) ist wohl nur Übersetzungsäquivalent.
