As they were yarad (going) down at the qatzah (end / extremity / border) of the iyar (city), Shamawaal (Samuel) amar (spoke) to Shaawal (Saul), “amar (spoke) the nair (servant) ibar (pass over/through) on panayam (face) us" (and he ibar (pass over/through) on),” “but imad (stand) still yawam (day), that I may shamai (hearken / hear) you to hear the dabar (word / matter) of Alahayam ().”