When the ayash (man / husband) qawam (rise up) up to depart, he, and his payalagash (concubine), and his nair (servant), his father-in-law, the nairah (young) lady's ab (father), amar (said) to him, “Behold, now the yawam (day) rapah (draws) toward irab (evening), please stay all lawan (night): behold, the yawam (day) chanah (grows) to an end, lawan (lodge) here, that your labab (heart) may be yatab (merry); and machar (tomorrow) go on your darak (way) shakam (early), that you may halak (move) ahal (home).”