When Dawad (David) was a mait (little) past the raash (head), behold, Tzayabaa (Ziba) the nair (servant) of Mapayabashath (Mephibosheth) qaraa (called) him, with a tzamad (couple) of donkeys chabash (saddled), and on them two maah (hundred) loaves of lacham (bread), and one maah (hundred) clusters of tzamawaqayam (raisins), and one maah (hundred) qayatz (summer) fruits, and a nabal (bottle) of yayan (wine).