As when a man bawaa (bring) into the yair (forest) with his neighbor to chop itz (wood), and his yad (hand) fetches a nadach (stroke) with the axe to karath (cut) down the itz (tree), and the barazal (head) nashal (slips) from the handle, and matzaa (lights) on his neighbor, so that he mawath (death); he shall nawas (flee) to achad (one) of these irayam (cities) and chayay (life):