1 Behold, you are yapah (beautiful), my raiyah (love). Behold, you are yapah (beautiful). Your iyan (eye) are yawanayam (doves) behind your tzamah (veil). Your shair (hair) is as a idar (flock) of izayam (goats), that descend from har (mountain) Galaid (Gilead).
2 Your shan (teeth) are like a newly qatzab (shorn) idar (flock), which have ilah (go up / offer) up from the rachatzah (washing), where every one of them has mathaayamawath (twins). None is shakawal (bereaved) among them.
3 Your shapah (lips) are like shanay (second) chawat (thread). Your madabar (mouth) is lovely. Your raqah (temples) are like a palach (piece) of a ramawan (pomegranate) behind your tzamah (veil).
4 Your tzawaar (neck) is like Dawad (David's) magadal (tower) banah (build) for an armory, whereon a alap (thousand) magan (shield) thalah (hang), all the shalatay (shields) of the gabawar (mighty) men.
5 Your shanayam (two) shad (breasts) are like shanayam (two) fawns that are thaawamay (twins) of a roe, which raih (feed) among the shawashanayam (lilies).
6 Until the yawam (day) is cool, and the tzalalayam (shadows) nawas (flee) away, I will yalak (go) to the har (mountain) of mar (myrrh), to the gabaih (hill) of labawanah (frankincense).
7 You are all yapah (beautiful), my raiyah (love). There is no maawam (spot) in you.
8 Bawaa (bring) with me from Labanawan (Lebanon), my kalah (complete / finish), with me from Labanawan (Lebanon). Shawar (look) from the raash (head) of Amanah (Amana), from the raash (head) of Shanayar (Senir) and Charamawan (Hermon), from the arayawath (lions)’ mainawath (dens), from the hararay (mountains) of the namarayam (leopards).
9 You have ravished my labab (heart), my achawath (sister), my kalah (complete / finish). You have ravished my labab (heart) with achad (one) of your iyan (eye), with achad (one) inaq (chain) of your tzawaar (neck).
10 How yapah (beautiful) is your dawad (love), my achawath (sister), my kalah (complete / finish)! How much tawab (good / proper function) is your dawad (love) than yayan (wine)! The fragrance of your perfumes than all kinds of bashamayam (spices)!
11 Your shapah (lips), my kalah (complete / finish), drip like the napath (honeycomb). Dabash (honey) and chalab (milk) are under your lashawan (tongue / language). The rayach (smell) of your shalamah (Solomon - Patriarch) is like the rayach (smell) of Labanawan (Lebanon).
12 A nail (locked) up gan (garden) is my achawath (sister), my kalah (complete / finish); a nail (locked) up gal (spring), a chatham (sealed) maiyan (fountain).
13 Your shoots are an paradas (orchard) of ramawanayam (pomegranates), with magad (precious) paray (fruit): henna with narad (spikenard) plants,
14 Narad (spikenard) and karakam (saffron), qanah (calamus) and qanamawan (cinnamon), with every kind of labawanah (incense) itz (tree); mar (myrrh) and ahalawath (aloes), with all the best bashamayam (spices),
15 A maiyan (fountain) of ganayam (gardens), a baar (well) of chay (life) mayam (Waters), nazal (flowing) streams from Labanawan (Lebanon). Beloved
16 Iwar (rouse / awaken), north tzapawan (wind); and bawaa (bring), you thayaman (south)! Pawach (blow) on my gan (garden), that its basham (spices) may nazal (flow) out. Let my dawad (beloved) bawaa (bring) into his gan (garden), and taste his magad (precious) paray (fruit).