Alayaab (Eliab) his gadawal (very great/important/mighty) ach (brother/kinsman) shamai (hearken / hear) when he dabar (word / matter) to the gadawal (very great/important/mighty); and Alayaab (Eliab's) ap (nostril / picture: bull snorting) was charah (hot with anger) against Dawad (David), and he amar (said), “Why have you yarad (come) down? With whom have you natash (left) those mait (few) tzaan (sheep) in the madabar (wilderness)? I yadai (know) your zadawan (pride), and the rai (naughtiness) of your labab (heart); for you have yarad (come) down that you might raah (see / saw) the malachamah (battle).”