But the rawash (poor) achad (one) had nothing, except one qatan (small / young / least) ewe kabashah (lamb), which he had bought and raised. It grew up yachad (together) with him, and with his ban (son). It akal (eat) of his own food, shathah (drinks) of his own kawas (cup), and shakab (lay) in his chayaq (bosom), and was to him like a banath (daughter).