He who halak (move) righteously, and dabar (word / matter) blamelessly; He who maas (despises) the batzai (gain) of maishaqawath (oppressions), who gestures with his kap (hands), refusing to thamak (take) a shachad (bribe), who atam (stops) his azan (ear) from shamai (hearken / hear) of dam (blood), and itzam (shuts) his iyan (eye) from raah (see / saw) at rai (evil)—