1 WaYaYasap (And again / another) Ayawab (Job) Nashaath (lift) Mashalaw (again his parable), WaYaAmar (and said),
2 “May (Who) YaNathanay (gave me) KaYarachay (Oh as months) Qadam (east), KaYawamay (as days) Alawah () YaShamaray (watched over me);
3 BaHaHalalaw (In [causing] shone him) Nayaraw (his lamp) IlayaRaashay (went up my head), LaAwaraw (his light) AYalak (I walked) Chashak (darkness),
4 KaAsharaHayahayathay (As who/that came to pass) BaYawamay (ripeness in days), Charapay (my 𐤇𐤓𐤐) BaSawad (in 𐤎𐤅𐤃) Alawah () IlayaAhalay (went up friendship my tent),
5 BaIwad (In more/again) Shaday (), Imaday (with me) Sabayabawathay (my surrounding - plural) Nairay (my children around),
6 BaRachatz (In washed) Halayakay (my steps) BaChamaah (with butter), WaTzawar (and rock) YaTzawaq (poured out) Imaday (with me) Palagay (streams) Shaman (oil),
7 BaYatzaathay (When went forth me) Shair (gate), Ilay-Qarath (went up city) BaRachawab (in street) AKawayan (I prepared) Mawashabay (my seat).
8 Raahaway (Saw me) Nairayam (young men) WaNaChabaaw (and hid themselves). WaYashayashayam (and aged - plural) Qawamaw (rose up) Imadaw (stood).
9 Sharayam (Princes) Itzaraw (refrained) BaMalahayam (in talking - plural), WaKap (and hand) YaShawayamaw (laid) LaPahayam (their mouth).
10 Qawal (Sound / voice) Nagayadayam (nobles hushed), NaChabaaw (voice) WaLashawanam (and their tongue) LaChakam (to roof of their mouth) Dabaqah (stuck).
11 KayaAzan (Surely ear) Shamaih (heard), WaThaAsharay (and blessed me); WaIyan (and eye) Raahathah (saw), WaThaIwayaday (and commended me):
12 Kay-AMalat (Surely I delivered) Inay (poor) MaShawai (cried), WaYathawam (and fatherless) WaLaa (and also), Izar (helper), Law (for him)
13 Barakahath (Blessing) Abad (destroy / perish) Ilay (went up me) ThaBawaa (came), WaLab (and heart) Alamanah (caused widow's) ARanan (I sing joy).
14 Tzadaq (Righteous / just / fair), Labashathay (put) WaYaLabashay (and it clothed me). KaMaiyal (as robe) WaTzanayap (and diadem) Mashapatay (my justice).
15 Iyanayam (Eyes) Hayahayathay (came to pass) LaIwar (to blind), WaRagalayam (and feet) LaPasach (to lame) Anay (I / Me).
16 Ab (Father) Anakay (I) LaAbayawanayam (to needy - plural). WaRayab (and cause) Laa (NOT) Yadaithay (know/understand), AChaqaraw (I searched out him).
17 WaAShabarah (And I broke - emphatic) Mathalaihawath (jaws) Iwal (unrighteous), WaMaShanayaw (and out of his teeth) AShalayak (I plucked) Tarap (prey).
18 WaAAmar (And I said), ‘Im-Qanay (with my own house), AGawai (I die) WaKaChawal (and as sand) ARabah (multiply/become many) Yawamayam (number days).
19 Sharashay (My root) Pathawach (𐤐𐤕𐤅𐤇) Alay-Mayam (to me spread waters). WaTal (and dew) YaLawayan (lies night) BaQatzayaray (on my branch).
20 Kabawaday (My glory) Chadash (fresh). Imaday (with me) WaQashathay (and my bow) BaYaday (in my hand) ThaChalayap (renewed).’
21 “Lay (For me) Shamaiw (hearken / hear) WaYachalaw (And men listened, waited), WaYaDamamaw (and kept silence) LamawaItzahathay (𐤋𐤌𐤅 my counsel).
22 AcharayaDabaray (After/following my words) Laa (NOT) YaShanahaw (again). WaIlayam (and speech fell them) ThaNatap (𐤍𐤈𐤐) Malahathay (my 𐤌𐤋𐤄).
23 WaYachalaw (And they waited) KaMatar (as rain). Lay (for me) WaPahayam (and their mouths) Pairaw (𐤐𐤏𐤓) LaMalaqawash (drank spring rain).
24 I smiled on them when they had no confidence. They didn't reject WaAwar (and the light) Panayamay (of my face).
25 ABachar (I chose) Darakam (their way), WaAYashab (And I sat) Raash (head). WaAShakawan (and place) KaMalak (lived as king) BaGadawad (in army), KaAsharaAbalayam (as who/that 𐤀𐤁𐤋 - plural) YaNacham (one comforts mourners).