I raah (see / saw) him nagai (come) close to the ayal (ram), and he was marar (moved) with anger against him, and nakah (struck) the ayal (ram), and shabar (broke) his shanayam (two) qaran (horn); and there was no kach (strength / mighty / power) in the ayal (ram) to imad (stand) panayam (face) him; but he shalak (cast) him down to the aratz (Earth/land), and ramas (trampled) on him; and there was none who could natzal (deliver) the ayal (ram) out of his yad (hand).