As the malak (king) ibar (pass over/through) by, he tzaiq (cried) to the malak (king); and he amar (said), “Your ibad (servant) yatzaa (go out / come out) out into the qarab (among / near) of the malachamah (battle); and behold, a ayash (man / husband) sawar (turned) aside, and bawaa (bring) a ayash (man / husband) to me, and amar (said), ‘Guard this ayash (man / husband)! If by any paqad (visit) he be paqad (visit), then your napash (soul) shall be for his napash (soul), or else you shall shaqal (pay) a kakar (talent) of kasap (silver).’