1 Zakar (remember), Yahawah (), what raah (see) come on us: Look, and raah (see) our charapah (reproach).
2 Our nachalah (inheritance) is hapak (turned) to strangers, Our bayath (house) to nakarayam (aliens).
3 We are yathawamayam (orphans) and ayan (NO ONE); Our am (mother) are as alamanawath (widows).
4 We have shathah (drinks) our mayam (Waters) for kasap (money); Our itz (wood) is sold to us.
5 Our naradapanaw (pursuers) are on our tzawaar (necks): We are yagai (weary), and have no nawach (rest).
6 We nathan (give) given the yad (hand) to the Matzarayam (Matzarayam / Egypt), To the Ashawar (Assyrians), to be shabai (satisfied) with lacham (bread).
7 Our ab (father) chataa (sinned), and are no more; We have sabal (borne) their iwan (guilt/iniquity).
8 Ibadayam (servants) mashal (rule/have dominion) over us: There is none to paraq (deliver) us out of their yad (hand).
9 We bawaa (bring) our lacham (bread) at the peril of our lives, panayam (face) of the charab (sword) of the madabar (wilderness).
10 Our iwar (skin) is kamar (black) like an thanawar (oven), panayam (face) of the burning heat of raib (famine).
11 They inah (answer / respond) the nashayam (women) in Tzayawan (Zion), The bathalath (virgins) in the iray (cities) of Yahawadah (Yahawadah / Judah).
12 Sharayam (princes) were hanged up by their yad (hand): The panay (face of) of zaqanayam (elders) were not honored.
13 The bachawar (young) men bare the mill; The nairayam (children) kashal (stumble / stagger) under the itz (wood).
14 The zaqanayam (elders) have shabath (shabath / rest) from the shair (gate), The bachawar (young) men from their music.
15 The mashawash (joy) of our lab (heart) is shabath (shabath / rest); Our machawal (dance) is hapak (turned) into abal (mourning).
16 The itarah (crown) is napal (fall / be cast down) from our raash (head): away (woe) to us! For we have chataa (sinned).
17 For this our lab (heart) is dawah (faint); For these things our iyan (eye) are chashak (darkness);
18 For the har (mountain) of Tzayawan (Zion), which is shamam (desolate): The foxes halak (move) on it.
19 You, Yahawah (), yashab (inhabit/dwell) iwalam (forever); Your kasaa (throne) is from dawar (generation / age / period) to dawar (generation / age / period).
20 Why do you shakach (forget) us natzach (forever), And izab (forsake) us so arak (length) yawam (day)?
21 Shawab (turn back / repent) us to yourself, Yahawah (), and we shall be shawab (turn back / repent). Chadash (renew) our yawam (day) as of qadam (old).
22 But you have maas (utterly) maas (rejected) us; You are very qatzap (angry) against us.