SLA

“I am eating khla” (a tiger), instead of saying, “I am eating sla” (leaves).

It deadens good conduct (sla), forcibly kills good reputation, banishes shame, and defiles the mind.

Then they went on to a grove at Kusinr, and he lay down on a couch spread between two Sla trees.

The sla delok (a bitter leaf) serves in the place of our worm powders for children.

Some chance remark of a less well-known writer, may clear up the obscurity and show that Sla was Dil-dr.