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óḥošk míˀšer di-ˁeẓ̂ wa-yešrógi wa-tóˀo érḳaḥk ŝérhi kíˀoʰ ráḳˁaʰ di-ribéˁeʰ be-ŝérhi men tóˀo šérge ‘I was flaying a billy goat whose skin was hard to separate, sticking to the meat. When I finally removed the skin, there remained a patch on the skin, in the belly area – so hard did it stick to the meat’ (CSOL III 21:30)