“I hawaa (which/who/that is) the qaranay (horns), and alaw (behold), there salaq (came) up bayan (between) them acharay (another) qaran (horn), a zaiyar (little) one, qadam (before) which thalath (three) of the qadamay (first) qaranay (horns) were iqar (plucked) up by the roots: and alaw (behold), in daa (this) qaran (horn) were iyanayan (eyes) like the iyanayan (eyes) of a anash (man), and a pam (mouth) malal (speaking) rabarab (great) things.