WaThaNadar (And you vowed) Nadar (vow), WaThaAmar (and you said), “Yahawah () Tzabaawath (armies), Am-Raah (although - rhetorical see/look) ThaRaah (you look) BaInay (on affliction) Amahathak (your handmaid), WaZakarathay (and you remember me), WaLaa (And not) ThaShakach (you forget) Ath-Amahathak (the entirety of your handmaid), WaNathanathah (and you give) LaAmahathak (your handmaid boy), Zarai (seed) Ayanashayam (man - plural) WaNathanathayaw (and give him) Yahawah () Kal (every) Yawamay (day) Chayayaw (his life), WaMawarah (and razor) Laa (NOT) YaIlah (come) Il-Raashaw (over his head).”