n. (m.)

a. bédeˀk men maḥzízi έzik tóʸhi wa-ḳö́ṭabk méʸhi žed kor yešabóḥoʰ ‘I began with the neck segments, separated them and severed the tendon to make them lie flat.’ (CSOL I 18:43)

b. be-kúľľeʰ be-ẓ̂aḷˁ yešráḳaḥ meʸh néŝyes ṭéṭho tóˀo žed gémed ḷébhon ‘Then things like splinters appeared from each side, like this, similar to tendons, solid and white.’ (CSOL I 18:43)