At the qatz (end) of shanayam (two) they shall chabar (join) themselves together; and the banath (daughter) of the malak (king) of the nagab (south) shall bawaa (bring) to the malak (king) of the tzapawan (north) to ishah (make) an mayashar (agreement): but she shall not itzar (retain) the kach (strength / mighty / power) of her zarawai (arm); neither shall he imad (stand), nor his zarawai (arm); but she shall be nathan (give) up, and those who bawaa (bring) her, and he who became the yalad (birth / begot) of her, and he who chazaq (strengthened) her in those ithayam (times).