WaHaAkalathayam (And them [causing] eat) Ath-Bashar (the entirety of flesh) Banayam (their sons) WaAthaBashar (and the entirety of flesh) Banathathayam (their daughters); WaAyash (and man) Bashar (everyone flesh) Raiw (his friend), YaAkalaw (eat) BaMatzawar (in siege) WaBaMatzawaq (and in distress), AsharaYaTzawayaqaw (who/that distress), Lam (for them) Ayabayam (their enemies), WaMaBaqashay (and seek) Napasham (their life).”’