It imad (stood) on shanayam (two) oxen, shalawash (three) panah (turn) toward the tzapawan (north), and shalawash (three) panah (turn) toward the yam (sea/waters), and shalawash (three) panah (turn) toward the nagab (south), and shalawash (three) panah (turn) toward the mazarach (east): and the yam (sea/waters) was set on them mail (top/above), and all their hinder achawar (parts) were inward.