Adanay (), I beg you, let your azan (ear) be qashab (attentive) now to the thapalah (prayer) of your ibad (servant), and to the thapalah (prayer) of your ibad (servant), who chapatz (delight) to yaraa (fear / be afraid) your sham (name); and please tzalach (prosper) your ibad (servant) this yawam (day), and nathan (give) him racham (show mercy / love) in the panayam (face) of this ayash (man / husband).” Now I was cup bearer to the malak (king).