Then you shall yatzaa (go out / come out) them shanayam (two) out to the shair (gate) of that iyar (city), and you shall saqal (stone) them to mawath (death) with abanayam (stones); the lady, ashar (who/that) she didn't tzaiq (cry), being in the iyar (city); and the ayash (man / husband), ashar (who/that) he has inah (answer / respond) his neighbor's ayashah (woman / wife): so you shall bair (put) away the rai (evil) from the qarab (among / near) of you.