“They shall mawath (death) thachalawaa (grievous) mamawathay (deaths): they shall not be sapad (lamented), neither shall they be qabar (grave / tomb / sepulcher); they shall be as daman (dung) on the surface of the adamah (ground); and they shall be kalah (complete / finish) by the charab (sword), and by raib (famine); and their nabalah (dead) bodies shall be maakal (food) for the iwap (flying) of the sky, and for the animals of the aratz (Earth/land).”