8 Aram “stones of rolling.”
9 The translation follows the reading חַד (khad, “one”) rather than the חֲדַת (khadat, “new”). If the reading “new” is understood to mean freshly cut timber that has not yet been seasoned it would seem to be an odd choice for construction material.
10 Aram “let be given.”
11 Aram “house.”

In other versions

with three layers of great stones and one layer of timber. Let the cost be paid from the royal treasury.

with three courses of large stones and one of timbers. The costs are to be paid by the royal treasury.

with three layers of cut stones and one of timber. The cost is to be paid from the royal treasury.

Every three layers of specially prepared stones will be topped by a layer of timber. All expenses will be paid by the royal treasury.

with three layers of great stones and a layer of timber. Let the new expenses be paid from the house of the king.

With three rows of great stones, and a row of new timber: and let the expences be given out of the king’s house:

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