It's got a point as sharp as a needle.

The Knife s Edge Economy

Even things like that? That's a blade.

The point of this pencil isn't sharp enough.

Plants.

Grain with husk, and fragrant grasses.

And grain covered with husk, and fragrant flowers.

and grain in the blade, and fragrant herbs.

And grain chaffed and other food.

And also corn, with (its) leaves and stalk for fodder, and sweet scented plants.

And grains in the blades, and fragrant plants.

and a variety of corn with both husk and grain.

Husked grain and scented herb.

The flat sharp edges are like knife blades.

And grapes and herbage,

And grapes and fodder,

and vines, and reeds,

And grapes and vegetables

And grapes and clover plants (i.e. green fodder for the cattle),

And grapes and herbs.

together with grapes and vegetables,

And grapes and green fodder

Medicines?

Don't touch the grass.

And fruits and fodder

And fruits and grass,

and fruits, and pastures,

And fruits and herbage

And fruits and Abba (herbage, etc.),

And fruits and vegetables.

and fruits and pastures

And fruits and grasses

All of our speakers are on the edge of their fields, and therefore on the edge of language, so many of the terms they use you can't find in a dictionary.

You agree that the point and the cutting edge are razorsharp?

Iran s Nuclear Grass Eaters

There is no grass on the moon.

The nest is built amongst grass.

And the earth which opens up (with verdure),

And by oath of the earth which flourishes with it.

by earth splitting with verdure,

And by the earth which splitteth,

And the earth which splits (with the growth of trees and plants),

And the earth that cracks open.

and by the earth ever bursting with verdure,

And the earth which splitteth (with the growth of trees and plants)