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).’”