“From on marawam (high) has he shalach (send) ash (fire) into my itzam (bones), and it radah (rule over / have dominion of / subdue) against them; He has parash (spread) a rashath (net) for my ragal (feet / foot), he has shawab (turn) me achawar (back): He nathan (give) made me shamam (desolate) and dawah (faint) all the yawam (day).