1 WaYaDabar (And spoke) Yahawah () Al (to) Mashah (Moses), LaAmar (saying),
2 “Dabar (Speaking) Al-Banay (to son) Yashar-Al (Israel), LaAmar (saying), ‘Ayashah (woman) KayaThaZarayai (surely conceives), WaYaladah (and bears) Zakar (male), WaTamaah (and she unclean) Shabaith (seven) Yawamayam (days); KaYawamay (as days) Nadahath (𐤍𐤃𐤄) Dawahathah (𐤃𐤅𐤄 her) ThaTamaa (monthly period unclean).
3 WaBaYawam (And in day) HaShamayanay (the eighth) YaMawal (circumcised) Bashar (flesh) Iralahathaw (his foreskin).
4 WaShalawashayam (And thirty)- Yawam (day) WaShalawashath (and three) Yawamayam (days) ThaYashab (continue) BaDamay (in blood) Taharah (purification). BaKal (in purifying completed) Qadash (Holy / Set Apart) Laa (thing), ThaNagai (touch) WaAl-HaMaqadash (and to the sanctuary), Laa (NOT) ThaBawaa (come). Id-Malaath (as far as fill/be full) Yawamay (day) Taharahah (her 𐤈𐤄𐤓𐤄)
5 WaAm-Naqabah (And only / if only female), ThaYalad (bears) WaTamaah (and she unclean) Shabawaiyam (two weeks), KaNadahathah (as her period); WaShashayam (and sixty)- Yawam (day) WaShashath (and six) Yawamayam (day - plural) ThaYashab (continue) Il-Damay (over blood) Taharah (purification).
6 “‘WaBaMalaath (And in fill/be full) Yawamay (day) Taharahah (her purification completed), LaBan (for son), AwaLaBanath (or for daughter), ThaBawayaa (bring) Kabash (old lamb) Ban (son) Shanahathaw (his year) LaIlah (for burnt offering), WaBan (and son) Yawanah (pigeon), Aw (turtledove), Thawar (𐤕𐤅𐤓) LaChataahath (for sin) Al-Pathach (to door) Ahal (tent) Mawaid (Appointed Time for Meeting/Feast), Al-HaKahan (to the priest):
7 WaHaQarayabaw (And [causing] offer him) LaPanayam (before) Yahawah (), WaYaKapar (and atonement); Ilayah (over it) WaTaharah (and she cleansed) MaMaqawar (from fountain) Damayah (her blood). “‘Zaath (this) Thawarahath (law) HaYaladath (who bears), LaZakar (male) AwaLaNaqabah (or female).
8 WaAm-Laa (And only / if only NOT) ThaMatzaa (find / discover) Yadah (her hand) Day (Plenty / more than enough) Shah (cannot afford Lamb), WaLaqachah (and take / seize) Shanathayam (two) Thawarayam (turtledoves), AwaShanayam (or two) Banay (son) Yawanah (pigeons); Achad (one) LaIlah (for burnt offering), LaIlah (other for a sin offering): WaAchad (and one) LaChataahath (sin) WaYaKapar (and atonement), Ilayah (over it) HaKahan (the priest) WaTaharah (and she clean).’”