She yalak (went) and yashab (inhabit/dwell) down opposite him, a rachaq (good) way off, about a bow tachah (shot) away. For she amar (said), “Don't raah (see / saw) me see the mawath (death) of the yalad (birth / begot).” She yashab (inhabit/dwell) over against him, and nashaa (lift) up her qawal (sound / voice), and bakah (wept).