1 So the malak (king) and Haman (Haman) bawaa (bring) to shathah (drinks) with Asathar (Esther) the malakah (queen).
2 The malak (king) amar (said) again to Asathar (Esther) on the shanay (second) yawam (day) at the mashathah (banquet) of yayan (wine), “What is your shaalah (petition), malakah (queen) Asathar (Esther)? It shall be nathan (give) you. What is your baqashah (request)? Even to the chatzay (half) of the malakawath (kingdom) it shall be ishah (make).”
3 Then Asathar (Esther) the malakah (queen) inah (answer / respond), “If I matzaa (have) found favor in your iyan (eye), O malak (king), and if it tawab (good / proper function) the malak (king), let my napash (soul) be nathan (give) me at my shaalah (petition), and my im (nation / people) at my baqashah (request).
4 For we are makar (sold), I and my im (nation / people), to be destroyed, to be harag (kill), and to abad (destroy / perish). But if we had been makar (sold) for ibadayam (bondservants) and bondmaids, I would have held my charash (peace), although the tzar (oppressor / distressor) could not have compensated for the malak (king) loss.”
5 Then malak (king) Achashawarawash (Ahasuerus) amar (said) to Asathar (Esther) the malakah (queen), “Who is he, and where is he who dared malaa (presume) in his lab (heart) to ishah (make) so?”
6 Asathar (Esther) amar (said), “An ayash (man / husband) and an ayab (enemy), even this rai (wicked) Haman (Haman)!” Then Haman (Haman) was baith (afraid) panayam (face) the malak (king) and the malakah (queen).
7 The malak (king) qawam (rise up) in his chamah (wrath) from the mashathah (banquet) of yayan (wine) and went into the bayathan (palace) ganah (garden). Haman (Haman) imad (stood) up to baqash (make) request for his napash (soul) to Asathar (Esther) the malakah (queen); for he raah (see / saw) that there was rai (evil) kalah (complete / finish) against him by the malak (king).
8 Then the malak (king) shawab (turn) out of the bayathan (palace) ganah (garden) into the bayath (house) of the mashathah (banquet) of yayan (wine); and Haman (Haman) napal (fall / be cast down) fallen on the couch where Asathar (Esther) was. Then the malak (king) amar (said), “Will he even assault the malakah (queen) in front of me in the bayath (house)?” As the dabar (word / matter) yatzaa (go out / come out) out of the malak (king) pah (mouth), they chapah (covered) Haman (Haman's) panayam (face).
9 Then Charabawanaa (Harbonah), achad (one) of the sarayasayam (eunuchs) who were with the malak (king) amar (said), “Behold, the itz (gallows) chamashayam (fifty) amah (cubits) gabah (high), which Haman (Haman) ishah (make) made for Maradakay (Mordecai), who dabar (word / matter) tawab (good / proper function) for the malak (king), is imad (standing) at Haman (Haman's) bayath (house).” The malak (king) amar (said), “thalah (hang) him on it!”
10 So they hanged Haman (Haman) on the itz (gallows) that he had kawan (prepared) for Maradakay (Mordecai). Then was the malak (king) chamah (wrath) shakak (pacified).