1 Yahawah (), my Alahayam (), I take chasah (refuge) in you. Yashai (salvation) me from all those who radap (pursue) me, and natzal (deliver) me,
2 Lest they tarap (tear) apart my napash (soul) like a aray (lion), ripping it in paraq (pieces), while there is none to natzal (deliver).
3 Yahawah (), my Alahayam (), if I ishah (make) done this, if there is iwal (iniquity) in my kap (hands),
4 If I have gamal (rewarded) rai (evil) to him who was at shalam (peace) with me (yes, if I have chalatz (delivered) him who rayaqam (without) cause was my tzarar (adversary)),
5 Let the ayab (enemy) radap (pursue) my napash (soul), and nashag (overtake) it; yes, let him tread my chay (life) down to the aratz (Earth/land), and shakan (place) my kabawad (glory) in the ipar (dust). Salah (selah).
6 Qawam (rise up), Yahawah (), in your ap (nostril / picture: bull snorting). Nashaa (lift) up yourself against the ibarah (rage) of my tzarar (adversaries). Iwar (rouse / awaken) for me. You have tzawah (commanded) mashapat (judgment).
7 Let the idah (congregation) of the laamayam (peoples) surround you. Rule over them on marawam (high).
8 Yahawah () administers dayan (judge) to the imayam (peoples). Dayan (judge) me, Yahawah (), according to my tzadaq (righteous / just / fair), and to my tham (integrity) that is in me.
9 Oh let the rai (wickedness) of the rashai (wicked) gamar (come) to an end, but kawan (establish) the tzadayaq (righteous); their kalayawath (minds) and labawath (hearts) are searched by the tzadayaq (righteous) Alahayam ().
10 My magan (shield) is with Alahayam (), who yashai (salvation) the yashar (upright) in lab (heart).
11 Alahayam () is a tzadayaq (righteous) shapat (judge / judgement), yes, a Al who has zaim (indignation) every yawam (day).
12 If a shawab (turn) doesn't relent, he will latash (sharpen) his charab (sword); he has bent and strung his qashath (bow).
13 He has also kawan (prepared) for himself the kalay (instruments) of mawath (death). He pail (makes) ready his flaming chatz (arrows).
14 Behold, he chabal (travails) with awan (iniquity). Yes, he has harah (conceived) imal (mischief), and yalad (birth / begot) forth falsehood.
15 He has chapar (dug) a hole, and napal (fall / be cast down) fallen into the shachath (pit) which he pail (made).
16 The imal (trouble) he causes shall shawab (turn) to his own raash (head). His chamas (violence) shall yarad (come) down on the qadaqad (crown) of his own head.
17 I will give yadah (thanks) to Yahawah () according to his tzadaq (righteous / just / fair), and will sing zamar (praise) to the sham (name) of Yahawah () Most ilayawan (Ilayawan).