The ayash (man / husband) of Alahayam () was qatzap (angry) with him, and amar (spoke), “You should have nakah (struck) chamash (five) or shash (six) paimayam (times). Then you would have nakah (struck) Aram (Syria) until you kalah (complete / finish) consumed it, whereas now you shall nakah (strike) Aram (Syria) just shalawash (three) times.”