1 Yahawah () is my raih (shepherd): I shall chasar (lack) nothing.
2 He rabatz (makes) me lie down in dashaa (green) naawath (pastures). He nahal (leads) me beside still may (waters).
3 He shawab (turn) my napash (soul). He nachah (guides) me in the maigalay (paths) of tzadaq (righteous / just / fair) for his sham (name) sake.
4 Even though I yalak (walk) through the gayaa (valley) of the shadow of tzalamawath (death), I will yaraa (fear / be afraid) no rai (evil), for you are with me. Your shabat (rod) and your mashainah (staff), they nacham (turn away / repent) me.
5 You irak (prepare) a shalachan (table) panayam (face) me in the presence of my tzarar (enemies). You dashan (anoint) my raash (head) with shaman (oil). My kawas (cup) runs over.
6 Surely goodness and loving chasad (grace) shall radap (follow) me all the yamay (days) of my chay (life), and I will yashab (inhabit/dwell) in Yahawah () bayath (house) arak (length).