1 HaRaahay (See/look me) Yahawah () WaHanah (and showed behold), Shanayam (two) Dawadayaay (the baskets) Thaanayam (figs) MaYawaidayam (set - plural) LaPanayam (before) Hayakal (temple) Yahawah (), AcharayaHaGalahawath (after/following [causing] carried away captive - plural) Nabawakadanaatzar (Nebuchadnezzar) Malak (king) Babal (Babylon) Ath (the entirety of) Yakanayah (Jeconiah) Ban (son) Yahaway-Qayam (Jehoiakim), Malak (king) Yahawadah (Judah), WaAth-Sharay (and the entirety of princes) Yahawadah (Judah), WaAth-HaCharash (and the entirety of the 𐤇𐤓𐤔) WaAth-HaMasagar (and the entirety of craftsmen the smiths), MaYarawashalam (from Jerusalem), WaYaBawaam (and brought them) Babal (Babylon).
2 HaDawad (The basket) Achad (one) Thaanayam (figs), Tawabawath (very good - plural) Maad (exceedingly / very) KaThaanay (like figs) HaBakarahawath (that first-ripe - plural); WaHaDawad (and other the basket) Achad (one) Thaanayam (figs), Raiwath (very bad - plural) Maad (exceedingly / very) AsharaLaa (who/that NOT) ThaAkalanah (eaten), MaRai (from bad).
3 WaYaAmar (And said), Yahawah () “Alay (to me) Mah (what / why / how) Athah (you) Raah (see/look), Yaramayah (Jeremiah)?” WaAAmar (And I said), “Thaanayam (figs); HaThaanayam (the figs), HaTawabawath (the good - plural) Tawabawath (very good - plural); Maad (exceedingly / very) WaHaRaiwath (and the bad - plural), Raiwath (very bad - plural), Maad (exceedingly / very) AsharaLaa (who/that NOT) ThaAkalanah (eaten), MaRai (from bad).”
4 WaYaHayah (And came to pass) Dabar (word / matter) Yahawah () Alay (came me), LaAmar (saying),
5 “Kah (𐤊𐤄) YaAmar (thus says) Yahawah (), Alahayam (God) Yashar-Al (Israel): KaThaanayam (as figs), ‘HaTawabawath (like these good - plural) HaAlah (these) Kan (for sure) ANakayar (I regard) Ath-Galawath (the entirety of captives) Yahawadah (Judah), AsharaShalachathay (who/that send) Man-HaMaqawam (from this place) HaZah (this / that / these) Aratz (Earth/land) Kashaday (Chaldeans), LaTawabah (for good).
6 WaShawamathay (And set) Iyanay (my eyes) Ilayam (went up them) LaTawabah (for good), WaHaShawabathayam (and [causing] bring them again) Il-HaAratz (over this land): HaZaath (this) WaBanahayathayam (and build them), WaLaa (And not) AHaras (I pull down); WaNataithayam (and plant them), WaLaa (And not) ANathawash (I pluck up).
7 WaNathanathay (And give) Lam (for them) Lab (heart) LaYadaith (to know), Athay (the entirety of me) KayaAnay (surely I / Me) Yahawah (): WaHayahaw (and came to pass) Lay (for me) LaIm (people), WaAnakay (and I) AHayah (came to pass) Lam (for them) LaAlahayam (God); Kay-YaShawabaw (surely return) Alay (to me) BaKal (in every) Labam (their heart).
8 “‘WaKaThaanayam (And as figs), HaRaiwath (the bad - plural) AsharaLaa (who/that NOT) ThaAkalanah (eaten), MaRai (from bad),’ Kay-Kah (surely 𐤊𐤄) YaAmar (surely thus says) Yahawah (), ‘Kan (for sure) ANathan (So will I give) Ath (the entirety of) Tzadaqayah (Zedekiah) Malak (king) Yahawadah (Judah), WaAth-Sharayaw (and the entirety of his princes), WaAthaShaarayath (and the entirety of residue) Yarawashalam (Jerusalem), HaNaShaarayam (who remain - plural) BaAratz (in land), HaZaath (this) WaHaYashabayam (and who dwell - plural) BaAratz (in land) Matzarayam (Egypt),
9 WaNathanathayam (And give them) LaZawaih (𐤆𐤅𐤏𐤄) LaRaih (for evil) LaKal (every) Mamalakahawath (tossed back forth among kingdoms) HaAratz (the earth); LaCharapah (to reproach) WaLaMashal (and proverb), LaShanayanah (taunt) WaLaQalalah (and curse), BaKal (in every) HaMaqawamawath (the places) Ashar-ANadayacham (who/that I drive them) Sham (there).
10 WaShalachathay (And send) Bam (within him them) Ath-HaCharab (the entirety of the sword), Ath-HaRaib (the entirety of the famine), WaAth-HaDabar (and the entirety of the pestilence), Id (among), Thamamam (consumed them) MaIlaHaAdamah (from over off the land) Ashar-Nathanathay (who/that gave) Lam (for them) WaLaAbawathayam (and to their fathers).’”