v. (I)

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 ḷaḷ nóuṣa bey ḷe-fḥam ‘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 when one would temper it on hot ember’ (CSOL III 33:11)

pass. enṣö́we (yenóuṣa/ľinṣó)