jacērja
The third sentence of the LCC4 relay text:
ñamma jacērja ja semme jasōri rēha ā λi tānre ma ñi malāmen;
This one has two relative clauses! The main clause is ñamma jacērja and the agent referred to in ñamma is renamed in ā λi tānre. jacērja means “choice” or “decision”. So “Tānre made a choice” or “Tānre chose”.
The first relative clause is ja semme jasōri rēha and it modifies jacērja, thus detailing the choice that Tānre made. semme is se plus a 3rd person source and a 3rd person beneficiary, jasōri “words” is the object of se, and rēha is a future marker. The choice, then is for someone (Tānre) to give someone else (the pretty woman) words, or to say something to someone.
So far we have: Tānre made a choice to say something to her.
I will tackle the second relative clause tomorrow.