A traveler bawaa (bring) to the ishayar (rich) ayash (man / husband), and he chamal (spared) to laqach (take / seize) of his own tzaan (flock) and of his own baqar (morning), to ishah (make) for the arach (wayfaring) man who bawaa (bring) come to him, but laqach (take / seize) the rawash (poor) ayash (man / husband) kabashah (lamb), and ishah (make) it for the ayash (man / husband) who bawaa (bring) come to him.”