1 Dabaray (Dabaray) Agawar (Agur) Ban (son) Yaqah (Jakeh), HaMashaa (the oracle): Naam (declares prophetically) Ayathay-Al (Ithiel), Ayathay-Al (Ithiel) HaGabar (the man) WaAkal (and Ucal):
2 “KayaBair (Surely 𐤁𐤏𐤓) Anakay (I) MaAyash (Surely most ignorant from man), MaAyash (from and don't have a man's) WaLaa (And not) Bayanahath (understanding) Adam (man/mankind) Lay (for me).
3 WaLaa (And not) Lamadathay (teach / instruct) Chakamah (wisdom), WaDaith (and knowledge) Qadawashayam (Holy - plural) AYadai (I neither).
4 May (Who) YaIlah (ascended up) Shamayam (Heavens), WaYaYarad (and descended)? May (Who) YaAsap (gathered) Rawach (spirit / wind) BaChapanayaw (in his fists)? May (Who) YaTzarar (bound) Mayam (waters) BaShamalah (in garment)? May (Who) YaHaQawayam ([causing] established) Kal (every) Apasay (ends) Aratz (Earth/land)? Mah (what / why / how) Shamaw (his name), WaMah (and what / why / how) Sham (name), Banaw (his son's) KayaThaYadai (surely you know)?
5 “Kal (Every) Amarahath (every word) Alawah () Tzarawapah (flawless). Magan (shield) Hawaa (which/who/that is) LaChasahayam (to take refuge - plural) Baw (within him).
6 Al (Not) ThaYawasap (you add) Il-Dabarayaw (over his words), Pan-YaYawakayach (or else lest reprove), Bak (within him you) WaNaKazabath (and you found liar).
7 “Shanathayam (Two) Shaalathay (things asked); MaAthak (from entirety you) Al (not) ThaManai (you deny) Manamay (from me) BaTaram (in before) AMawath (I before die):
8 Shawaa (Vanity) WaDabar (and word / matter) Kazab (𐤊𐤆𐤁) HaRachaq ([causing] remove far) Manamay (falsehood lies me). Rayaash (neither poverty) WaIshar (and riches) Al (not) ThaNathan (give). Lay (for me) HaTarayapay ([causing] feed me) Lacham (bread) Chaqay (my needful);
9 PanaAShabai (Or else I lest full), WaKachashathay (and deny), WaAmarathay (and say), ‘May (Who) Yahawah ()?’ WaPan-AYawarash (and face I lest poor), WaGanabathay (and steal), WaThapashathay (and 𐤕𐤐𐤔) Sham (dishonor name) Alahayam (God).
10 “Al (Not) ThaLashan (you slander) Ibad (servant) Al-Adawanaw (to his master), Pan-YaQalalak (or else curse you), WaAshamath (and you held guilty).
11 Dawar (Generation / age / period) Abayaw (his father), YaQalal (curses) WaAth-Amaw (and the entirety of his mother) Laa (NOT) YaBarak (bless).
12 Dawar (Generation / age / period) Tahawar (pure ceremony) BaIyanayaw (in his own eyes), WaMaTzawaahathaw (and his from filthiness) Laa (NOT) YaRachatz (washed).
13 Dawar (Generation / age / period), Mah (what / why / how) Rawamaw (oh how lofty) Iyanayaw (his eyes)! WaIpaipayaw (and his eyelids) YaNaNashaaw (lifted up).
14 Dawar (Generation / age / period) Charabawath (swords), Shanayaw (his teeth) WaMaakalathawath (and 𐤌𐤀𐤊𐤋𐤕 - plural) Mathalaihathayaw (his jaws like knives), LaAkal (to devour) Inayayam (poor - plural) MaAratz (from earth), WaAbayawanayam (and needy - plural) MaAdam (from among men).
15 “LaIlawaqah (𐤏𐤋𐤅𐤒𐤄) Shanathayam (leach two) Banathawath (daughters): ‘Yahab (give), Yahab (give).’ “Shalawash (three) Hanah (Behold) Laa (NOT) ThaShabainah (things never satisfied); Arabai (four) Laa (don't say), Amaraw (said/spoke) ‘Hawan (enough):’
16 Shaawal (Sheol / afterlife), WaItzar (and barren) Racham (show mercy / love); Aratz (Earth/land) Laa (NOT) Shabaih (satisfied) Mayam (waters); WaAsh (and fire) Laa (NOT) Amarah (say), ‘Hawan (enough).’
17 “Iyan (Eye) ThaLaig (mocks) LaAb (father), WaThaBawaz (and 𐤁𐤅𐤆) LaYaqahahath (𐤉𐤒𐤄𐤄) Am (scorns obedience mother): YaNaqarawah (pick it out), Irabay (ravens) Nachal (stream / river) WaYaAkalawah (and eat it) Banay (son) Nashar (eagles).
18 “Shalawashah (Three) Hamah (they / them) NaPalaaw (things too amazing), Manamay (from me) WaArabai (and four) Laa (NOT) Yadaithayam (understand them):
19 Darak (Way/path) HaNashar (the eagle) BaShamayam (in air); Darak (way/path) Nachash (serpent) IlayaTzawar (went up rock); Darak (way/path) Anayah (ship) BaLab (in midst) Yam (sea/waters); WaDarak (and way) Gabar (man) BaIlamah (in maiden).
20 “Kan (For sure) Darak (So is the way) Ayashah (adulterous woman): MaNaapath (𐤍𐤀𐤐) Akalah (she eats) WaMachahathah (and wipes) Pahayah (her mouth), WaAmarah (and says), Laa (NOT) ‘Pailathay (done) Awan (nothing wrong).’
21 “ThachathaShalawash (Under three) Ragazah (tremble), Aratz (Earth/land) WaThachathaArabai (and under four), Laa (NOT) ThaYawakal (𐤉𐤅𐤊𐤋) Nashaath (can't bear up):
22 Thachath-Ibad (Under servant) KayaYaMalawak (surely he king); WaNabal (and fool) KayaYaShabai (surely he filled) Lacham (bread);
23 ThachathaShanawaah (Under hate) KayaThaBail (surely unloved woman married); WaShapachah (and 𐤔𐤐𐤇𐤄) Kay-ThaYarash (surely 𐤉𐤓𐤔) Gabarathah (handmaid heir her mistress).
24 “Arabaih (Four) Ham (they / them) Qatanay (lesser) Aratz (Earth/land), WaHamah (and they / them) Chakamayam (exceedingly wise - plural): MaChakamayam (𐤇𐤊𐤌 - plural)
25 HaNamalahayam (The ants) Im (nation / people), Laa (NOT) Iz (strong) WaYaKawayanaw (and provide) BaQayatz (in summer) Lachamam (their food).
26 Shapanayam (Conies) Im (nation / people), Laa (NOT) Itzawam (feeble) WaYaShawayamaw (and make) BaSalai (in rocks) Bayatham (their houses).
27 Malak (King), Ayan (advance ranks) LaArabah (locusts). WaYaYatzaa (and go out / come out) Chatzatz (𐤇𐤑𐤑) Kalaw (his every)
28 Shamamayath (𐤔𐤌𐤌𐤉𐤕) BaYadayam (lizard with hands), ThaThapash (you catch) WaHawayaa (and which/who/that is) BaHayakalay (in palaces) Malak (king)’.
29 “Shalawashah (Three) Hamah (things stately march), MaYatayabay (𐤉𐤈𐤉𐤁) Tzaid (𐤑𐤏𐤃) WaArabaih (and four) MaYatabay (𐤉𐤈𐤁) Yalakath (stately Go / Move):
30 Layash (Lion), Gabawar (𐤂𐤁𐤅𐤓) BaBahamah (mightiest in animals), WaLaa (And not) YaShawab (turn away); MaPanayam (from face/presence/surface) Kal (every)
31 Zarazayar (𐤆𐤓𐤆𐤉𐤓) Mathanayam (greyhound - plural), Aw-Thayash (or male goat also); WaMalak (and king) Alaqawam (against whom there no rising up) Imaw (with him).
32 “Am-Nabalath (Although - rhetorical you done foolishly) BaHathaNashaa (in [reflexive] lifting up) WaAm (and yourself), Zamamawath (you thought evil him), Yad (hand) LaPah (over mouth).
33 KayaMayatz (Surely churning) Chalab (milk) YaYawatzayaa (brings forth) Chamaah (butter), WaMayatz (and wringing) Ap (nostril / picture: bull snorting) YaYawatzayaa (brings forth) Dam (blood); WaMayatz (and forcing) Apayam (wrath - plural) YaYawatzayaa (brings forth) Rayab (strife).”