Please yalak (come) now therefore arar (curse) me this im (nation / people); for they are too itzawam (mighty) for me: perhaps I shall yakal (prevail), that we may nakah (strike) them, and that I may garash (drive) them out of the aratz (Earth/land); for I yadai (know) that he whom you barak (blessed) is barak (blessed), and he whom you arar (curse) is arar (cursed).”