“WaLaa (And not) ThaChamad (you covet) Ayashahath (neighbor's wife); Raik (your neigbor/another person) WaLaa (And not) ThaThaAwah (you [reflexive] neither desire) Bayath (neighbor's house), Raik (your neigbor/another person) Shadahaw (his field), WaIbadaw (and his servant), WaAmahathaw (and his female servant), Shawaraw (his ox), WaChamawaraw (and his donkey), WaKal (and every) AsharaLaRaik (who/that your neighbor's).”