When that shanah (year) was thamam (ended), they bawaa (come) to him the shanay (second) shanah (year), and amar (spoke) to him, “We will not kachad (hide) from my Adawan () how our kasap (money) is thamam (all) spent, and the maqanah (herds) of livestock are my Adawan (). There is nothing shaar (left) in the panayam (face) of my Adawan (), but our gawayah (corpse), and our adamah (lands).