wa-kaḷ ľeḥáḳ ˁésen émme yetéḳi tembɛ́koʰ ˁaf ľaḥtéšɛm weľľá yemáẓ̂aˁ ˁáṣab di-sébroʰ wa-yemáṣ̌ar meʸh rího wa-yáˁṭeṭ weľľá yíroy rího béne di-déḷaḳ ˁaf ḷeṭḥófen táˁhɛḷ di-ḳáneʰ di-mɛr ‘But if one cannot catch them in time, then he must either smoke till he’s queasy or chew on a branch of s.-tree, sucking its sap and gulping it down, or drink a lot of water to wash the worms down into the stomach.’ (CSOL I 30:22)

Cf. also CSOL I 612. There is also an expression di-mɛr which is used to denote the intestines (CSOL I 171).