“Kal (Every) Ibaday (servant), HaMalak (the king's) WaIm (and people) Madayanahawath (provinces), HaMalak (the king's) Yawadaiyam (know - plural), Ashar (whoever), Kal (every) Ayash (man) WaAyashah (and woman), AsharaYaBawaa (who/that comes) Al-HaMalak (to the king) Al-HaChatzar (to inner the court) HaPanayamayath (the 𐤐𐤍𐤉𐤌𐤉) AsharaLaa (who/that NOT) YaQaraa (called), Achath (one) Dathaw (his law), LaHaMawayath (to [causing] death), LaBad (except) MaAsharaYaYawashayat (from who/that hold out) Law (for him) HaMalak (the king) Ath-Sharabayat (the entirety of 𐤔𐤓𐤁𐤉𐤈) HaZahab (the golden scepter), WaYaChayah (and he live). WaAnay (and I / Me) Laa (NOT) NaQaraathay (call/proclaim/name) LaBawaa (to come) Al-HaMalak (to the king) Zah (this / that / these) Shalawashayam (thirty) Yawam (day).”