Abayashalawam (Absalom) shakam (rose) up early, and imad (stood) yad (hand) the darak (way) of the shair (gate). It was so, that when any ayash (man / husband) had a rayab (suit) which should bawaa (bring) to the malak (king) for mashapat (judgment), then Abayashalawam (Absalom) qaraa (called) to him, and amar (said), “ay (what) iyar (city) are you from?” He amar (said), “Your ibad (servant) is of achad (one) of the shabatay (tribes) of Yashar-Al (Israel).”