The next word: credencial jacobea, the pilgrim passport. You take it with you on your pilgrimage to record where you have walked and which hostels you have stopped at.
There is a small church (“Kirche”) on the passport. In front of it a deer – “Reh” – stretches and sings to the universe, “All”, the way a dog howls at the full moon (credencial).
Next to it sits a cat with soft fur – soft because you don’t pronounce the j as a K but like an H. It is sitting in a go-kart to the west of the church and eating an apple (jacobea).