He nakah (killed) an Matzaray (Egyptian), a ayash (man / husband) of great madah (stature), chamash (five) amah (cubits) high; and in the Matzaray (Egyptian's) yad (hand) was a chanayath (spear) like a aragayam (weavers) manawar (beam); and he yarad (went) down to him with a shabat (staff), and gazal (plucked) the chanayath (spear) out of the Matzaray (Egyptian's) yad (hand), and harag (kill) him with his own chanayath (spear).