And concerning the ishar (ten) qaranay (horns) that were on its raash (head), and the other horn which salaq (came) up, and man (from) which thalath (three) napal (fall / be cast down), even that qaran (horn) that had iyanayan (eyes), and a pam (mouth) that malal (spoke) rabarab (great) things, whose chazaw (look) was more rab (stout) man (from) its fellows.