When Gadaiwan (Gideon) bawaa (bring) come, behold, there was a ayash (man / husband) sapar (book) a chalawam (dream) to his rai (neigbor/another person); and he said, “Behold, I chalam (dream) a chalawam (dream); and behold, a tzalawal (cake) of shairah (barley) lacham (bread) hapak (tumbled) into the machanah (camp) of Madayan (Midian), and bawaa (bring) to the ahal (tent), and nakah (struck) it so that it napal (fall / be cast down), and hapak (turned) it upside down, so that the ahal (tent) napal (fall / be cast down) flat.”