idzhobé, v. To sacrifice. E.g. "Sa idzhobis sí koisé mútzekal," I sacrifice (give) my home to fire. The etymology of idzhobé (to give + to be possible) is a calque from an earlier Oksirapho term established by Ksreskézaian rationalists, who believed in free will; the word form persisted as a sort of irony.