WaYaAmar (And said), Law (for him) Yahawanadab (Jonadab) “Shakab (lay down) Il-Mashakabak (over your bed), WaHathaChalah (and [reflexive] pretend to sick). WaYaBawaa (and comes) Abayak (your father) LaRaahawathak (to see you - plural), WaAmarath (and you tell), Alayaw (to him) ThaBawaa (you come) Naa (Now) Thamar (Tamar) ‘Achawathay (please let my sister) WaThaBarahay (and 𐤁𐤓𐤄 me) Lacham (give bread eat), WaIshahathah (and dress) Lacham (the food) LaIyanay (my sight), Ath-HaBarayah (the entirety of the 𐤁𐤓𐤉𐤄) LaMainaAsharaARaah (𐤋 who/that I see), WaAkalathay (and eat) MaYadah (from her hand).’”