Tá ne', ti, ne Herud, n-únë shaënínötúk, ne'kwa n-öwötëtunya'tö
nê n-ôkwe ne Magi, ne' n-a'teyutu'k u'thatenyë'tu'k: waatêhö't,
khu, waöwênö'wêthu' kakwékö n-atiksa'shö'ö, he níyô Bethlehem
thatinöke'; kakwékö, khu, ne waktátye' hatinökâtye'; ne'hu tyuhsá'
ne tekní heshutiähwë, káu', khu, tyukötahkö, he niyúwe' thsiwaé
shaiwashëöwi' ne' haköiwatahkwahsé nê n-ôkwe ne Magi hatiyasö.
And now then when Herod noticed that the people of the Magi
had treated him lightly he was truly indeed angry, and he sent and
slaughtered all the children, as many as lived in Bethlehem, and
all that lived round about, beginning with two-year-olds and under,
according to the time that he had found out by enquiring from the
people called Magi.