The tabach (cook) rawam (will lift up) up the shawaq (thigh), and that which was on it, and shawam (place / establish / appoint) it panayam (face) Shaawal (Saul). Shamawaal (Samuel) amar (spoke), “Behold, that which has been shaar (reserved)! Shawam (place / establish / appoint) it panayam (face) yourself and akal (eat); because for the mawaid (Feast/Holy Day) time has it been shamar (keep/guard) for you, for I amar (spoke), ‘I have qaraa (called) the im (nation / people).’” So Shaawal (Saul) akal (eat) with Shamawaal (Samuel) that yawam (day).