WaMan-Anashaa (And from men) Lak (for you) Taradayan (driven - plural); WaIm-Chayawaath (and with 𐤇𐤉𐤅𐤀) Baraa (animals field) Madawarak (your dwelling); Ishabaa (made) KaThawarayan (as 𐤕𐤅𐤓 - plural) Lak (for you) YaTaimawan (made to eat grass oxen); WaShabaih (and seven) Idanayan (times) YaChalapawan (pass) Ilayak (over you); IdaDay-ThaYanadai (as far as Plenty / more than enough you know) Day-Shalayat (Plenty / more than enough Potentate / Ruler) Ilayaa (Ilayawan) BaMalakawath (in kingdom) Anashaa (men), WaLaMan (and from) Day (Plenty / more than enough) YaTzabaa (whomever he) YaNathananah (gives her them).’”