v. (Ia)

ẓ̂aˁk zamán di-ˀéfto iľ-méŝror yeˁúmor ˁéyhen ḳɔ ḷe-ḳar wa-yeŝóuror ˁey ḥoz di-taľát wa-ˀárbaˁ méŝror kor yóuṭar wa-ˀaḷ-ľiftírir ‘I caught up those times when the di-míŝrɛr clay vessels were still in use. People would fix a thread on the gorge of such a vessel and then would wind it around three or four times so that would become strong and not fall apart’ (CSOL III 33:11)

pass. ŝírɛr (yeŝóuror/ľiŝrór)

• ŝírhɛr a cord with which the blocking stick in the mouth of a kid is fastened