And he was tarad (driven) from the banay (sons) of anash (men), and his labab (heart) was shawah (made) im (nation / people) the animals’, and his madawar (dwelling) was with the irad (wild) donkeys; he was taim (fed) with grass like oxen, and his gasham (body) was tzabai (wet) with the tal (dew) of the sky; id (until / as far as) he yadai (knew) that the Most ilay (went up) Alahayam () shalayat (rules) in the malakaw (kingdom) of anash (men), and that he qawam (rise up) up over it whomever he tzabaa (troop).