WaHanah (And behold) Rawach (spirit / wind) Gadawalah (very great/important/mighty) Bawaah (behold came) MaIbar (from 𐤏𐤁𐤓) HaMadabar (the wilderness), WaYaNagai (and struck) BaArabai (in four) Panahawath (corners) HaBayath (the house), WaYaNapal (and it fell) Il-HaNairayam (over the young men), WaYaMawathaw (and dead). WaAMalatah (And I alone escaped - emphatic) Raq (but / contrary) Anay (I / Me) LaBaday (my alone) LaHaNagayad (to [causing] tell) Lak (for you).”