Yahawah (), my iz (strength / might / refuge), and my stronghold, and my manawas (refuge) in the yawam (day) of tzarah (affliction), to you shall the gawayam (nations) bawaa (come) from the apas (ends) of the aratz (Earth/land), and shall amar (spoke), “Our ab (father) nachal (have) inherited nothing but shaqar (lies), habal (vanity) and things in which there is no yail (profit).