WaAyashah (And woman) Achath (one) MaNaAyashahay (from woman - emphatic) Banay (wives son) HaNabayaayam (the prophets) Tzaiqah (now cried) Al (to) Alayashai (Elisha), LaAmar (saying), “Ibadak (your servant) Ayashay (my husband) YaMawath (dead). WaAthah (and you) Yadaith (you know) KayaIbadak (surely your servant) YaHayah (came to pass) Yaraa (fear / be afraid) Ath (the entirety of) Yahawah (). WaHaNashah (and now the creditor) YaBawaa (come) LaLaqachath (to take) Ath-Shanayam (the entirety of two) Yaladay (my children) Law (for him) LaIbadayam (to slaves).”
2 Kings 4:1 in the English–Paleo Hebrew Parallel Bible · Hebrew Viewer