So Gadaiwan (Gideon), and the maah (hundred) ayash (man / husband) who were with him, bawaa (bring) to the outermost part of the machanah (camp) in the raash (head) of the thayakawan (middle) ashamarah (watch), when they had but qawam (rise up) qawam (rise up) the shamar (keep/guard): and they thaqai (blow / sound alarm) the shawaparawath (trumpets), and napatz (broke) in pieces the kadayam (pitchers) that were in their yad (hand).