WaYaBawaa (And came) Gad (Gad) Al (to) Dawad (David), WaYaNagad (and told), Law (for him) WaYaAmar (and said), “Law (for him) HaThaBawaa (you come) Lak (for you) Shabai (seven) Shanahayam (years) Raib (famine) BaAratzak (in your land)? Am-Shalawashah (although - rhetorical three) Chadashayam (months) Nawasak (you flee) LaPanayam (before) Tzarayak (your foes) WaHawaa (and which/who/that is) Radapak (pursue you)? WaAm-Hayahawath (and only / if only came to pass - plural) Shalawashath (three) Yawamayam (days)’ Dabar (word / matter) BaAratzak (in your land)? Ithah (now / present moment) Yadai (know/understand), WaRaah (and consider) Mah (what / why / how) AShawayab (I return) Shalachay (sent me) Dabar (word / matter).”