He nakah (struck) of the anashay (men) of Bayath-Shamash (Beth Shemesh), because they raah (see) looked into the arawan (ark) of Yahawah (), he nakah (struck) of the im (nation / people) chamashayam (fifty) alap (thousand) shabaiyam (seventy) anashay (men); and the im (nation / people) abal (mourned), because Yahawah () had nakah (struck) the anashay (people) with a gadawal (very great/important/mighty) makah (slaughter).