1 Shamai (hearken / hear), Yahawah (), my tzadaq (righteous / just / fair) plea; azan (ear) ear to my thapalah (prayer), that doesn't go out of deceitful shapathay (lips).
2 Let my mashapat (sentence) yatzaa (go out / come out) forth from your panayam (face). Let your iyan (eye) chazah (look) on mayashar (equity).
3 You have bachan (proved) my lab (heart). You paqad (visit) visited me in the layal (night). You have tzarap (tried) me, and matzaa (found) nothing. I have resolved that my pah (mouth) shall not disobey.
4 As for the pailawath (works) of adam (men), by the dabar (word / matter) of your shapah (lips), I have shamar (keep/guard) myself from the arachawath (ways) of the violent.
5 My ashar (who/that) have thamak (held) fast to your maigal (paths). My paim (feet) have not mawat (slipped).
6 I have qaraa (called) on you, for you will inah (answer / respond) me, Al. Natah (turn) your azan (ear) to me. Shamai (hearken / hear) my amarah (sayings).
7 Palah (show) your marvelous loving chasad (grace), you who yashai (salvation) those who take chasah (refuge) by your right yamayan (right hand) from their mathaqawamamayam (enemies).
8 Shamar (keep/guard) me as the ayashawan (apple) of your banath (daughter). Sathar (hide) me under the tzal (shadow) of your kanap (wings),
9 From the rashai (wicked) who shadad (oppress) me, my napash (soul) ayab (enemy), who surround me.
10 They sagar (close) up their callous hearts. With their pah (mouth) they dabar (word / matter) gaawath (proudly).
11 They have now surrounded us in our ashar (who/that). They shayath (put / appoint / make) their iyan (eye) to cast us down to the aratz (Earth/land).
12 He is damayawan (like) a aray (lion) that is kasap (greedy) of his prey, as it were a young kapayar (lion) yashab (inhabit/dwell) in masathar (secret) places.
13 Qawam (rise up), Yahawah (), confront him. Karai (cast) him down. Palat (deliver) my napash (soul) from the rashai (wicked) by your charab (sword);
14 From mathayam (men) by your yad (hand), Yahawah (), from mathayam (men) of the chalad (world), whose chalaq (portion) is in this chay (life). You malaa (fill) the batan (belly) of your cherished ones. Your banayam (sons) shabai (have) plenty, and they store up wealth for their iwalal (children).
15 As for me, I shall chazah (see) your panayam (face) in tzadaq (righteous / just / fair). I shall be shabai (satisfied), when I qawatz (awake), with seeing your form.