1 WaYaHayah (And came to pass) Ayash (man) MaHar (of hill country) Aparayam (Ephraim), WaShamaw (and his name) Mayakahaw (Micah).
2 WaYaAmar (And he said) LaAmaw (to his mother), “Alap (a thousand) WaMaah (and hundred) HaKasap (eleven hundred the pieces of silver) AsharaYaLaqach (who/that taken), Lak (for you) WaAthahay (and you) Alahayath (you about uttered curse), WaGam (and indeed / moreover) Amarath (you spoke) BaAzanay (in my ears), Hanah (behold), HaKasap (the silver); Athay (entirety me) Anay (I / Me) Laqachathayaw (took him).” WaThaAmar (and you said), Amaw (his mother) “Barawak (blessed) Banay (my son) Yahawah ().”
3 WaYaShawab (And he restored) Ath-Alap (the entirety of a thousand) WaMaah (and hundred) HaKasap (eleven hundred the pieces of silver) LaAmaw (to his mother); WaThaAmar (and you said), Amaw (his mother) “HaQadash (most certainly [causing] dedicate) HaQadashathay (Holy / Set Apart) Ath-HaKasap (the entirety of the silver) Yahawah () MaYaday (from my hand) LaBanay (for my son), LaIshahawath (to make - plural) Pasal (image) Pasal (and a molten image). WaMasakah (and 𐤌𐤎𐤊𐤄) WaIthah (and now / present moment) AShawayabaw (I now restore it) Lak (for you).”
4 WaYaShawab (And he restored) Ath-HaKasap (the entirety of the money) LaAmaw (to his mother), WaThaLaqach (and took) Amaw (his mother) Maahathayam (hundred - plural) Kasap (pieces of silver), WaThaNathanaw (and gave him) LaTzawarap (to founder), WaYaIshahaw (and made him) Pasal (image) WaMasakah (and molten image): WaYaHayah (and came to pass) BaBayath (in house) Mayakahaw (Micah).
5 WaHaAyash (And the man) Mayakah (Micah) Law (for him) Bayath (house) Alahayam (God), WaYaIshah (and he made) Apawad (ephod), WaTharapayam (and teraphim), WaYaMalaa (and consecrated) Ath-Yad (the entirety of hand) Achad (one) MaBanayaw (of his sons), WaYaHayah (and came to pass) Law (for him) LaKahan (priest).
6 BaYawamayam (In days) HaHam (the they / them) Ayan (NO ONE) Malak (king) Yashar-Al (Israel): Ayash (man) HaYashar (that right) BaIyanayaw (in his own eyes) YaIshah (did).
7 WaYaHayah (And came to pass) Nair (young man) Bayath-Lacham (Bethlehem Judah), Yahawadah (Judah), MaMashapachahath (of family) WaHawaa (and which/who/that is) Lawayay (Levite); WaHawaa (and lived) Gawar (sojourner / stranger / foreigner) Sham (there).
8 WaYaYalak (And go / Move) HaAyash (the man) MaHaIyar (departed from the city), Bayath-Lacham (Bethlehem Judah), LaGawar (𐤂𐤅𐤓) BaAsharaYaMatzaa (in who/that live he find place), WaYaBawaa (and he came) Har (mountain) Aparayam (Ephraim) Id-Bayath (as far as country house) Mayakah (Micah), LaIshahawath (traveled - plural) Darakaw (his way/path).
9 WaYaAmar (And said), Law (for him) Mayakah (Micah) “MaAyan (From where) ThaBawaa (you come)?” WaYaAmar (and he said), “Alayaw (to him) Lawayay (Levite) Bayath-Lacham (Bethlehem Judah), Anakay (I) WaAnakay (and I) Halak (looking move) LaGawar (live) BaAsharaAMatzaa (in who/that find / discover).”
10 WaYaAmar (And said), Law (for him) Mayakah (Micah) “Yashabah (dwell - emphatic), Imaday (with me) WaHayah (and came to pass) Lay (for me) LaAb (to father) WaLaKahan (and priest), WaAnakay (and I) ANathan (I give) Lak (for you) Isharath (ten) Kasap (pieces of silver) LaYawamayam (per year - plural), WaIrak (and suit) Bagadayam (clothing - plural), WaMachayahathak (and your food).” WaYaYalak (and went) HaLawayay (the Levite).
11 WaYaYawaal (And content) HaLawayay (The Levite) LaYashabath (to dwell) Ath-HaAyash (entirety the man); HaAyash (and the young man) WaYaHayah (and came to pass) HaNair (the one) Law (for him) KaAchad (as one) MaBanayaw (of his sons).
12 WaYaMalaa (And consecrated) Mayakah (Micah) Ath-Yad (the entirety of hand) HaLawayay (the Levite), WaYaHayah (and came to pass) Law (for him) HaNair (the young man) LaKahan (priest), WaYaHayah (and came to pass) BaBayath (in house) Mayakah (Micah).
13 WaYaAmar (And said), Mayakah (Micah) “Ithah (now / present moment) Yadaithay (know/understand) Kay-YaYatayab (surely good), Yahawah () Lay (for me) KayaYaHayah (surely came to pass) Lay (for me) HaLawayay (the Levite) LaKahan (since to priest).”