timaÃÂ (adjective): new, newly acquired.
marcham-ewà timaÃ-s in gewdhon
dragging-horse.ACC new-FEM I buy.PERF.PAUS
“I bought a new horse [for] hauling”
Listen to the example sentence here: W_TR_013_timai_example
The adjective timaà has a slightly different nuance of meaning compared to the adjective pilaÃ, which can also be translated as ‘new’, but more in the sense of ‘newly occurring or growing’, or ‘fresh’ (as opposed to ‘newly bought or acquired’).