WaNathawan (And delivered) HaLabawash (let the clothing) WaHaSawas (and the horse) Il-Yad (over hand) Ayash (man) MaSharay (from princes), HaMalak (the king's) HaParathamayam (the most noble - plural) WaHaLabayashaw (and they [causing] array) Ath-HaAyash (the entirety of the man) AsharaHaMalak (who/that the king) YaChapatz (delights) BaYaqaraw (in his honor), WaHaRakayabaw (and him [causing] ride) Il-HaSawas (over the 𐤎𐤅𐤎) BaRachawab (in 𐤓𐤇𐤅𐤁) HaIyar (horseback the city square), WaQaraaw (and proclaim) LaPanayamaw (his before), ‘Kakah (This) YaIshah (thus done) LaAyash (to man) AsharaHaMalak (who/that the king) YaChapatz (delights) BaYaqaraw (in his honor)!’”