On whatever any of them napal (fall / be cast down) when they are mawath (death), it shall be tamaa (unclean); whether it is any kalay (vessel) of itz (wood), or bagad (clothing), or iwar (skin), or shaq (sack), whatever kalay (vessel) it is, with which any malaakah (work) is ishah (make), it must be bawaa (bring) into mayam (Waters), and it shall be tamaa (unclean) until the irab (evening); then it will be clean.