For he is yarad (gone) down this yawam (day), and has zabach (slain) cattle and fatlings and tzaan (sheep) in rab (abundance), and has qaraa (called) all the malak (king) banay (my son), and the sharay (captains) of the tzabaa (troop), and Abayathar (Abiathar) the kahan (priest). Behold, they are akal (eat) and shathah (drinks) panayam (face) him, and amar (said), ‘Long chayah (live) malak (king) Adanayah (Adanayah / Adonijah)!’