1 Ashar (who/that) is he whose disobedience is nashaa (lift), whose chataah (sin) is kasah (covered).
2 Ashar (who/that) is the adam (man) to whom Yahawah () doesn't chashab (impute) iwan (guilt/iniquity), in whose rawach (spirit / wind) there is no ramayah (deceit).
3 When I charash (kept) silence, my itzam (bones) balah (wasted) away through my groaning all yawam (day) long.
4 For yawamam (by day) and layal (night) your yad (hand) was kabad (heavy) on me. My lashad (strength) was sapped in the heat of qayatz (summer). Salah (selah).
5 I yadai (acknowledged) my chataah (sin) to you. I didn't kasah (hide) my iwan (guilt/iniquity). I amar (spoke), I will yadah (confess) my pashai (transgressions) to Yahawah (), and you nashaa (lift) the iwan (guilt/iniquity) of my chataah (sin). Salah (selah).
6 For this, let everyone who is chasayad (godly) palal (pray) to you in a ith (time) when you may be matzaa (found). Surely when the rab (great) mayam (Waters) overflow, they shall not nagai (reach) to him.
7 You are my sathar (secret / hidden) place. You will natzar (preserve) me from tzar (oppressor / distressor). You will surround me with ranay (songs) of palat (deliverance). Salah (selah).
8 I will shakal (instruct) you and yarah (teach) you in the darak (way) which you shall yalak (go). I will yaitz (counsel) you with my iyan (eye) on you.
9 Don't be like the sawas (horse), or like the parad (mule), which have no bayan (between), who are controlled by mathag (bit) and rasan (bridle), or else they will not qarab (come close) near to you.
10 Many makaawabayam (sorrows) come to the rashai (wicked), but loving chasad (grace) shall surround him who batach (trusts) in Yahawah ().
11 Be shamach (glad) in Yahawah (), and gayal (rejoice), you tzadayaq (righteous)! Ranan (shout) for joy, all you who are yashar (upright) in lab (heart)!