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1

Tongs; pliers.

Tongs are typically wooden, from 30 - 60 cm. in length, used in blacksmithing.

alīpit

2

A wild-pig press-trap consisting, in part, of two opposing beams which catch the pig.

3

For pliers, tongs or the like (actor -um- & theme; s actor maN- & theme) to pinch someone or something (loc ref -on); for something (actor -um- & theme) to trap someone or something (loc ref -on), as for a tree to pin down someone, or something when falling to the ground; arrow-grass canes, bilāu, in a fence to catch the head of a pig; a wild-pig trap to catch an animal.

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to catch or pinch something (loc ref -on) between two opposing pieces (theme i-), as described above.

For someone (agent) to use two opposing pieces (inst paN-) for catching or pinching, as described above.

ippit

Tweezers.