WaKawalakalathay (And nourish); Athak (the entirety of you) Sham (there) Kay-Iwad (surely more/again) Chamash (five) Shanahayam (years) Raib (famine); Pan-ThaYawarash (or else you lest come to poverty), Athah (you) WaBayathak (and your household) WaKal (and every) Ashar-Lak (who/that for you).”’