WaKal (And every) HaNaShaar (whoever left), MaKal (from every) HaMaqawamawath (the place - plural) Ashar (lives), Hawaa (which/who/that is) Gawar (sojourner / stranger / foreigner) Sham (there) YaNashaawaw (help him) Ayanashay (let men) Maqawamaw (his place) BaKasap (with silver), WaBaZahab (and with gold), WaBaRakawash (and with goods), WaBaBahamah (and with animals), Im-HaNadabah (with the freewill offering) LaBayath (for house) HaAlahayam (the God) Ashar (who/that) BaYarawashalam (in Jerusalem).’”