There was a gadawal (very great/important/mighty) raib (famine) in Shamarawan (Samaria). Behold, they tzawar (besieged) it, until a donkey's raash (head) was sold for shamanayam (eighty) pieces of kasap (silver), and the rabai (fourth) part of a kab of yawanayam (doves) dung for chamash (five) pieces of kasap (silver).