| 6. Audio Guide oo-feh-rah-EEM{וּפְרָאִים and wild donkeys} aa-meh-DOO{עָמְדוּ stood} ahl-sheh-fah-YEEM{עַל־שְׁפָיִם on bare heights} shaa-ah-FOO{שָׁאֲפוּ they panted} ROO-ahkh{רוּחַ for wind or breath} kah-tahn-NEEM{כַּתַּנִּים like jackals} kaa-LOO{כָּלוּ they were spent or failed} ee-neh-HEHM{עֵינֵיהֶם their eyes} kih-EEN{כִּי־אֵין because there is not} EH-sehv{עֵשֶׂב vegetation or grass} |