She sawar (took) off of her the bagaday (garments) of her alamanawath (widowhood), and kasah (covered) herself with her tzaiyap (veil), and ilap (wrapped) herself, and yashab (inhabit/dwell) in the gate of Iyanayam (Enaim), which is by the darak (way) to Thamanah (Timnah); for she raah (see) that Shalah (Shelah) was gadal (grown) up, and she wasn't nathan (give) to him as a ayashah (woman / wife).