Luk'as Dooshishiyo 15
1 T'ilish koiruwotsnat morrets jamwotsn b́ daniyman shishosh Iyesusok waatni botesh.
But all the tax-collectors and the sinners were, unto him, drawing near, to be hearkening unto him;
2 Ferisawiwotsnat Muse nemo danifuwotsn man bek't «Hanuwo morretsúwotsi b́ t'itsiri, bontonu ikoke b́ meyiri» ett Iyesus ats bo mumundi.
and both the Pharisees and the Scribes were murmuring, saying, This man, unto sinners, giveth welcome, and eateth with them.
3 Mansh Iyesus ariyets keewuman hank'o ett boosh b́ keewi.
And he spake unto them this parable, saying—
4 «Ititse bal mereer detstso baluwotsitse ik mereero b́ shirotse b́t'afiyal bal bodosh ik shapo bodootse k'ay k'raŕ t'aftsman b́ datsfetso gee amawo kone?
What man from among you, having a hundred sheep, and losing, from among them, one, doth not leave the ninety-nine in the wilderness and go his way after the lost one, until he find it?
5 Daats b́dek'oro gene'úwefetsr b́mangrats kurde'er aani b́weti.
And, finding it, he layeth it upon his shoulders, rejoicing;
6 B́mook waa b́bodtsok'on b́ jaguwotsnat b́ giyuwotsn iknon s'ede'er ‹T mereer t'aftso daats t dek'tsotse geneúwere itwere geneúwore!› etetuwe.
and, coming unto his house, calleth together the friends and the neighbours, saying unto them—Rejoice with me! because I have found my sheep that was lost!
7 Naandre eto boosh geyiraw balosh ik shap ash shengwotsiyere naandre etetu moorrfints ash iko jangosh darotse gene'úwo wotituwe etiruwe.»
I say unto you—Thus, joy in heaven, will there be, over one sinner repenting, rather than over ninety-nine righteous persons, who indeed have, no need, of repentance.
8 Manats dabt Iyesus hank'owa bíet, «Tats ambari santimuwotsi detsts máátsu tats santim manotsitse iku b́shirotse bt'afiyal c'eesho c'eeshde'er, b́ moo fohde b́ shirotse t'afts santimu b́datsfetso kup'sh de geyiyalkneya?
Or, what woman, having, ten pieces of silver, if she lose one piece, doth not light a lamp, and sweep the house, and seek carefully, until she find it?
9 Datsbdek'tsok'on b shuntswotsnat b giyotsi ikn s'eede'er ‹T'afts t santimu dats t dek'tsosh geneúwere, gene'ore!› etee tuwaniye.
And, having found it, she calleth together her female friends and neighbours, saying—Rejoice with me! because I have found the piece of silver which I had lost.
10 Naandre etet́ moorrets ash iko jangosh darotse Ik'o melakiwotsoke mank'o geneúwo wotituwe etiruwe itsha.»
Thus, I say unto you, there ariseth joy in presence of the messengers of God, over one sinner repenting.
11 Manats dabt Iyesus hank'owa bíet, «Ash iko git nanauwotsi detsfe b́tesh,
And he said—A certain man, had two sons.
12 Muk'efo b́ nihsh ‹Tniho, n gaalotse kayide'er t bano taash ime› bí et. Mann niho b́gaalo b́ nana' gituwotssh kayibk'r.
And the younger of them said unto the father—Father! give me the share that falleth to me, of what there is. And, he, divided unto them the living.
13 Muk' aawoniye okoon muk'efo b́ gizo ko'idek't wok datso k'azbimi, dats manatsnowere b́ giz jamo dats mec'ron bad'i b́k'ri.
And, after not many days, the younger son, gathering all together, left home for a country far away, and, there, squandered his substance with riotous living.
14 B́giz jamono ishb́bazihakon datsmanatse kup' wotts k'ak'o b́kindtsotse kic'ats dihbutsi.
And, when he had spent all, there arose a mighty famine throughout that country, —and, he, began to be in want.
15 Mansh datsmanatsi ashuwotsitse ikok t'iin b́ de'e ashmanwere gúrits jinosh bín gedb́dek'i.
And he went his way, and joined himself unto one of the citizens of that country, and he sent him into his fields to be feeding swine.
16 Gúritswots bomeyiruwatse k'oro maar bín b́ maac'o s'entsdek'osh b́tewunfo b́teshi, ernmó manoor bish imetuwo aali.
And he used to long to be filled with the pods which the swine were eating; and, no man, was giving unto him.
17 Manoor na'man dartsi b́ woto t'iwintsdek't hank'o bíet, ‹T nih gale keeweyat finiru guutsuwots misho boworfetsosh maarr booe're orefuwots ambtsno! taa eshe hanoke k'ak'one t k'iriri,
But coming, to himself, he said—How many hired servants of my father, have bread enough and to spare, whereas, I, with famine, here, am perishing!
18 Tuur t nihok amŕ, tnih ababo, Ik'onat neen shinatse naandre,
I will arise, and go unto my father, and will say unto him—Father! I have sinned against heaven, and before thee:
19 Haniye hakon n naayi err segeyosh boratse, ernmó guutsuwotsitsi ikok'o taash k'aluwe erna.›
No longer, am I worthy to be called a son of thine, —Make me as one of thy hired servants. And he arose, and came unto his own father.
20 Mansh tuut niho maants bíami. B́nihuwere wokoon b́befere b́ naayi bek'b́k'ri, maac'o k'ewatnuwere b́maants b́wos'i matdek'tnuwere b́ joobi.
Now, while yet he was holding afar off, his father saw him, and was moved with compassion, and, running, fell upon his neck, and tenderly kissed him.
21 Na'onuwere, ‹T nih ababo, Ik'onat nshinatse naandre, haniye hakon nnaayi eteyar segeyosh bodk taanaliye› bí eti.
And the son said unto him—Father! I have sinned against heaven, and before thee: No longer, am I worthy to be called a son of thine, —[make me as one of thy hired servants.]
22 B́nihmó b́ guutsuwotsi s'eegdek't hank'o bíeti, ‹Káári amr jamotse k'ants taho de'ewaar bísh takuwere! b́ jabotso k'ubelo, b́ tufotso c'aamo gerere!
But the father said unto his servants—Quick! bring forth a robe—the best! and put on him, and get out a ring for his hand, and sandals for his feet.
23 K'otsts minz úro de'ewar shuhere! móóne! gene'one!
And be bringing the fatted calf, sacrifice! and let us eat and make merry:
24 T naayhań k'irtniye b́teshi, hamb́ and kashon fa'ee, t'aftniye b́teshi, daatsere› geneonowere dek'et bo tuwi.
Because, this my son, was, dead, and hath come to life again, was lost, and is found. And they began to be making merry.
25 Manoor na'a eenfo tarots amtni b́tesh, aanat b́waafere mook b́t'intsok'on duubonat k'afi k'aro shish b́k'ri,
But his elder son was in a field; and, as, in coming, he drew near unto the house, he heard music and dancing, —
26 B́guutsuwotsitsi iko s'eegdek't Eebi b́naroni? Ett bíaati.
and, calling near one of the youths, he inquired what these things, could be.
27 B́ guutsonuwere ‹Ni eshuye aanat b́ watsotsne, nnih jeenon b́ datstsosh k'otsts minz wúro bísh b́shuki› bí et.
And, he, said unto him, —Thy brother, hath come, and thy father hath sacrificed the fatted calf, because, safe and sound, hath he received him back.
28 «Eshu eenonuwere ay dek't fayat, ‹Moots kindratse› bí eti. Mansh niho úratse kesht b́kindituwok'o b́ k'oni,
But he was provoked to anger, and would not go in. And, his father, coming out, began to entreat him.
29 B́naymo nihosh hank'o ett bíaaniy, ‹Hamb ambts dúrosh neesh finere, ni'aalotse hank'o borawu shapi danaktane, ernmo taa ttohuwotsnton bín t geneúwituwok'o eyish buk'ul iko dab im danakne!
But, he, answering said unto his father—Lo! so many years as these, do I serve thee, and, at no time, a commandment of thine, have I transgressed, —And, unto me, at no time, hast thou given a kid, that, with my friends, I might make merry;
30 N na'anmó n gizo Woteraw máátsuwotsnton bad'ik'rat bíaanor k'otsts minzi úro bísh nshuki.›
But, when, this thy son, who had devoured thy living with harlots, came, thou didst sacrifice, for him, the fatted calf;
31 B́ nihwere hank'wa bíet, ‹T naayo, neye úni aawo taantoniye n fa'oniye, t detsts jamoniye nike.
But, he, said unto him—Child! thou, always, art, with me, and, all that is mine, is, thine;
32 Nieshu hanmo k'irtni b́ teshi, and aaniy kashon b́ daatseyi, t'aft b́ teshtsotse, and daatsere, mansh ayide'er gene'o noosh geyife.› »
But, to make merry and rejoice, there was need, because, this thy brother—was, dead, and hath come to life again, and was lost, and is found.
