1 WaYaAmar (And said), Yahawah () “Alay (to me) Iwad (more/again) Yalak (Go / Move again), Ahab (love) Ayashah (woman) Ahabath (loved) Rai (neigbor/another person), WaMaNaapath (and adulteress), KaAhabahath (even as loves) Yahawah () Ath-Banay (the entirety of son) Yashar-Al (Israel), WaHam (and they / them) Panahayam (turn - plural other) Al-Alahayam (to God), Acharayam (other - plural) WaAhabay (and love) Ashayashahay (cakes raisins) Inabayam (𐤏𐤍𐤁 - plural).”
2 WaAKarahah (And 𐤊𐤓𐤄 her) Lay (for me) BaChamashah (In five) Ishar (ten) Kasap (bought myself fifteen pieces of silver) WaChamar (and homer) Shairahayam (barley - plural) WaLathak (and half). Shairahayam (𐤔𐤏𐤓𐤄 - plural)
3 WaAAmar (And I said), “Alayah (to her) Yawamayam (stay many days). Rabayam (Many - plural) ThaYashabay (inhabit/dwell) Lay (for me) Laa (NOT) ThaZanahay (you play prostitute), WaLaa (And not) ThaHayahay (came to pass) LaAyash (man). WaGam (and also toward) Anay (I / Me) Alayak (to you).”
4 KayaYawamayam (Surely live many days) Rabayam (Many - plural) YaYashabaw (inhabit/dwell) Banay (son) Yashar-Al (Israel) Ayan (NO ONE) Malak (king), WaAyan (And no ONE) Shar (prince / ruler), WaAyan (And no ONE) Zabach (without sacrifice), WaAyan (And no ONE) Matzabah (without sacred stone), WaAyan (And no ONE) Apawad (without ephod) WaTharapayam (and idols).
5 AcharaYaShawabaw (After/following return), Banay (Afterward son) Yashar-Al (Israel) WaBaqashaw (and seek) Ath (the entirety of) Yahawah () Alahayam (God), WaAth (and the entirety of) Dawad (David) Malakam (their king), WaPachadaw (and fear / dread) Al (to) Yahawah () WaAl-Tawabaw (and to come trembling his blessings) BaAcharayath (in last) HaYawamayam (the days).