WaThaAmar (And said), “Am-Il-HaMalak (although - rhetorical over pleases the king), Tawab (pleasant/functional) WaAm-Matzaathay (and only / if only find / discover) Chan (favor) LaPanayamaw (his sight), WaYaKashar (and thing seem right) HaDabar (the word / matter) LaPanayam (face/presence/surface) HaMalak (the king), WaTawabah (and pleasant/functional) Anay (I / Me) BaIyanayaw (pleasing in his eyes), YaKathab (written) LaHaShawayab (to [causing] reverse) Ath-HaSaparayam (the entirety of the letters) Machashabahath (devised) Haman (Haman), Ban (son) HaMadathaa (the Hammedatha) HaAgagay (the agagite), AsharaYaKathab (who/that he wrote) LaAbad (to destroy) Ath-HaYahawadayam (the entirety of the jews) AsharaBaKal (who/that in every) Madayanahawath (provinces) HaMalak (the king's).
Esther 8:5 in the English–Paleo Hebrew Parallel Bible · Hebrew Viewer