Literal translation: חֵמַת: "anger" [?]; חֲלִילִים: "flutes" [i.e. "angry flutes"?]; NB: The transliteration provided by Google Translate ("Chamet chalilim") causes confusion, because in phonetics the English digraph "ch" is a voiceless "postalveolar affricate", the phonetic transcription of which is [t͡ɕ] or [t͡ʃ]. It is pronounced like the Cyrillic "Ч" (as in "cheese"). In my opinion the transliteration should therefore read "khàmet khalilìm", i.e. kh pronounced like the Cyrillic "X" (as in "Loch Ness").