Glosbe does translate ezman as heaven  or sky  and it backtranslates heaven as ezman   Some definitions from MerriamWebster Unabridged   Heaven  a  especially the expanse of space that seems to be over the earth like a great  dome  usually used in plural  a  the place  of the blessed dead  Earth  a   soil ground  the sphere of mortal life comprising the world with its lands and seas as distinguished from spheres of spirit life  compare heaven hell  Sky  b the expanse of space appearing as a great vault  over the earth  heaven def   often used in plural  Tremble  to shake involuntarily as with fear cold excitement fatigue   These two expressions are good idiomatic English  If his wrath is aroused the skies will tremble in fear  If his wrath is aroused the heavens will tremble in fear  Here the singular sky and heaven would not be used in good spoken English only in mediocre written English   So we have a choice of eight very good literal translations  YPG is goes walking and the earth and the skies tremble  YPG is goes walking and the earth and the heavens tremble   If you try speaking them aloud you may find that this one sounds best  A YPG goes walking and the earth and heavens tremble Something about the meter the cadence just makes it sound liks a military motto   The presentprogressive clause YPG is walking would naturally correlate with the presentprogressive clause the earth and skies are trembling But we want to use simple present tense in the second clause  See above   To do so a native English speaker would begin with YPG goes walking  because it combines both tenses simple present and present progressive   But see whether you can come up with a bettersounding combination