Aranan (Ornan) amar (spoke) to Dawad (David), “laqach (take / seize) it for yourself, and let my Adawan () the malak (king) ishah (make) that which is tawab (good / proper function) in his iyan (eye). Raah (see), I nathan (give) the oxen for burnt ilawath (offerings), and the mawarag (threshing) instruments for itz (wood), and the chatah (wheat) for the meal manachah (offering). I nathan (give) it all.”