2 Samuel 18
1 And so David, having reviewed his people, appointed over them tribunes and centurions.
Davud cune hıqiy-allane g'oşunuqa ilyakka. Mang'vee g'oşun aazırna, vəşna bit'al hav'u, manbışilqa ç'ak'ınbı giviyxhe.
2 And he placed a third part of the people under the hand of Joab, and a third part under the hand of Abishai, the son of Zeruiah, the brother of Joab, and a third part under the hand of Ittai, who was from Gath. And the king said to the people, “I, too, will go forth with you.”
Davudee g'oşun xhebne cigeeqa bit'al haa'a. Ts'eppiyne destel ooqa Yoav, q'öd'esde destel ooqa Yoavna çoc, Tseruyayna dix Avişay, xhebıd'esde destel ooqar Gatğançena İttay xərna giyxhe. Paççahee g'oşunuk'le eyhen: – Zı şoka dəv'eeqa hidyark'ın gyuaras deş.
3 And the people responded: “You shall not go out. For if we flee, there will not be great concern in them for us. Or if one half part of us will fall, they will not care much. For you are considered as one for ten thousand. Therefore, it is better that you should be in the city to strengthen us.”
Eskeraaşe mang'uk'le eyhen: – Hımayk'an, şi heepxas gyapk'eene, manbı şaqa sapk'ıl ilyaakas deş. Yişinbışin surabı hapt'eeyib, manbı şaqa meeb sapk'ıl ilyaakas deş. Ğu yişde yits'ne aazırıng'ule ooqana vor. Mançilesa, ğu şas şahareençe kumag he'e.
4 And the king said to them, “I will do whatever seems good to you.” Therefore, the king stood beside the gate. And the people went out by their troops, by hundreds and by thousands.
Paççahee manbışik'le eyhen: – Şosqa nəxüdiy yugda qöö, zı həməxüdud ha'asın. Gırgına g'oşun vəşna, aazırna şahareençe qığevç'esmee, paççah şaharne akkabışisne ulyoyzar.
5 And the king ordered Joab and Abishai and Ittai, saying, “Preserve for me the boy Absalom.” And all the people heard the king commanding all the leaders on behalf of Absalom.
Paççahee Yoavılqa, Avişayalqa, İttayalqa əmr haa'a: – Hucoona ixhes, yizdemee şene gadeyka, Avşalomuka, g'üvənaba vuxhe! Paççahee g'oşunbışde vuk'lel ulyobzuriynbışis Avşalomne hək'ee huvuna q'arar gırgıne eskeraaşik'le g'avxhuna.
6 And so, the people departed into the field against Israel. And the battle took place in the forest of Ephraim.
Davudna g'oşun, İzrailybışka dəv'ə haa'asva qığooç'e. Dəv'ə Efrayimne ç'alagee vooxhe.
7 And the people of Israel were cut down in that place by the army of David. And a great slaughter occurred on that day: twenty thousand men.
Maa'ab İzrailyna g'oşun Davudne insanaaşile avub aaxva. Mane yiğıl maa'ab geeb eb k'yapk'ın, g'ad aazır insan qik'u.
8 Now the battle in that place was dispersed over the face of all the land. And there were many more of the people whom the forest had consumed, than the sword had devoured, on that day.
Maana dəv'ə hiqiy-allane gırgıne cigabışeeqab hiviyxharna. Mane yiğıl ç'alagın g'ılıncıle geeb insanar gyabat'a.
9 Then it happened that Absalom, riding on a mule, met the servants of David. And when the mule had entered under a thick and large oak tree, his head became trapped in the oak. And while he was suspended between heaven and earth, the mule on which he had been sitting continued on.
Avşalom Davudne insanaaşisqa qızaxxa. Mana cune g'atiril alixı, xənne mı'qəne yivek avğançe ı'lğəəmee, mang'una vuk'ul yivene geed bıtağbınane cigayk açayxar. Məxür mana xəə'ər givarxın axva, vuc alixına g'atirme qığevç'u avayk'anna.
10 Then a certain one saw this and reported it to Joab, saying, “I saw Absalom hanging from an oak.”
Eskeraaşine sang'uk'le man g'acu, Yoavıs yuşan ha'a: – Zak'le həşde Avşalom mı'qəne yivele qı'xı' g'acu.
11 And Joab said to the man who had reported it to him, “If you saw him, why did you not stab him to the ground, and I would have given you ten shekels of silver and a belt?”
Yoavee cus man yuşan hı'iyne insanık'le eyhen: – Hucoo? Vak'le manayee g'acu? Nya'a ğu mana mankecar ı'xı' gidek'u? Zı vas mançil-alla yits'ılle şekel nuk'rayniy sayib ts'iraniy hevles.
12 And he said to Joab: “Even if you weighed out to my hands one thousand silver coins, I would never lay my hands on the son of the king. For in our hearing the king ordered you and Abishai and Ittai, saying, ‘Keep for me the boy Absalom.’
Mane insanee Yoavık'le eyhen: – Yizde xılyaqa aazır şekelib huvunaxhiy, zı paççahne duxaylqa xıl g'udyoyt'alıy. Vak'le, Avişayk'le, İttayk'le, «Yizdemee mana gade Avşalom havaceva» paççahee əmr haa'a zak'le g'ayxhiyn.
13 Then too, if I had acted with such audacity, against my own life, this would never have been able to be hidden from the king. And would you then have stood by my side?”
Zı paççahne cuvabıke qığeç'u, Avşalom gik'unaxhiy, vuççud nəxüdcad paççahıke dyugul ha'as eyxhe deş. Ğunad yizın sura aqqas deşdiy.
14 And Joab said, “It will not be as you wish. Instead, I will be assailing him in your sight.” Then he took three lances in his hand, and he fixed them in the heart of Absalom. And while he was still clinging to life upon the oak,
Yoavee mang'uk'le eyhen: – Zaqa, vaka avaak'an haa'asda gah deşda. Avşalom mı'qəne yivele qı'xı'carniy vor, mana qik'u deşiy. Yoavee xılyaqa xhebılle mizrag alyat'u, mang'une yik'eeqa hiyxə.
15 ten young men, armor bearers of Joab, ran up, and striking him, they killed him.
Yoavın silah haqqana yits'iyre gade Avşalomusqa yoq'ne surale qeepxha, mana ı'xı' gek'ana.
16 Then Joab sounded the trumpet, and he held back the people, lest they pursue Israel in their flight, for he was willing to spare the multitude.
Qiyğa, g'oşunun İzrailybışiqa qihna gyapk'iy ç'əv he'ecenva, Yoavee şeypur ı'lyviyxə.
17 And they took Absalom, and they threw him into a great pit in the forest. And they piled an exceedingly great heap of stones over him. But all of Israel fled to their own tents.
Avşalomur yivele g'ayşu, ç'alageene sa xənne g'uyeeqa dağaraççe. Ooqab g'ayebışda anbar saa'a. Manke gırgın İzrailybı cone xaybışeeqa heebaxa.
18 Now Absalom had raised up for himself, when he was still alive, a monument, which is in the Valley of the King. For he said, “I have no son, and so this shall be the memorial to my name.” And he called the monument by his own name. And it is called the Hand of Absalom, even to this day.
Avşalomee üç'ürnang'a sa xəbna g'aye alyapt'ı, mana Paççahaaşine Q'adaalil cus aabida xhinne ulyoozar haa'a. Mang'vee mane g'ayel «Zas yizın do havacesda dix ıxha deşva» uvhu, mane g'ayeys cun do hele. G'iyniyne yiğılid mançik'le Avşalomna haykalva eyhe.
19 Then Ahimaaz, the son of Zadok, said, “I will run and report to the king that the Lord has accomplished judgment for him, from the hand of his enemies.”
Tsadokne duxee, Axima'atsee eyhen: – Hasre zı g'adayxvan paççahısqa hark'ın, Rəbbee vuc duşmanaaşine xılençe g'attixhan hı'ıva xabar hevles.
20 And Joab said to him: “You shall not be the messenger on this day. Instead, you shall report on another day. I am not willing for you to give the report today, because the son of the king is dead.”
Yoavee mang'uk'le eyhen: – Ğu mana gaf g'iyna deş, sa menne yiğıl sa mebna yugna gaf paççahıs hee'e. G'iyna mang'una dix qik'u.
21 Then Joab said to Hushai, “Go, and report to the king what you have seen.” Hushai reverenced Joab, and he ran.
Yoavee Kuş eyhene cigeençene adamiyk'le eyhen: – Hoora, paççahısqa hak'ne, g'iyna g'acuynbı mang'us yuşan he'e. Mana insanır Yoavıs kyorzul, mançe g'adayxvan ayk'anna.
22 And Ahimaaz, the son of Zadok, said to Joab again, “What prevents me from running after Hushai also?” And Joab said to him: “Why do you want to run, my son? You would not be the bearer of good news.”
Tsadokne duxee Axima'atsee meed Yoavık'le eyhen: – Hucooyiy eyxhe ixhecen, hasre zınar şene adamiyqa qihna g'adaxvanas. Yoavee eyhen: – Nya'a, dix, vasır şeng'uqar qihna g'adaxvanas ıkkan? Ğu mana gaf hav'uva vas mukaafat heles deş.
23 And he responded, “But what if I do run?” And he said to him, “Run.” Then Ahimaaz, running along a shorter way, passed Hushai.
Mang'vee eyhen: – Hasre hucooyiy eyxhe ixhecen, zı g'adaxvanasda. Yoavee mang'uk'le «G'adaxvneva» eyhe. Axima'ats Q'adaaline yəqqı'n g'adarxhun, Kuş eyhene cigeençene adamiyle ögee qexhe.
24 Now David was sitting between the two gates. Truly, the watchman, who was at the summit of the gate upon the wall, lifting up his eyes, saw a man running alone.
Mane gahıl Davud anneyiy g'anne akkabışde yı'q'nee gyu'ur eyxhe. G'aravulyçiy şaharne akkayne oone cabırılqa ılqeç'umee, mang'uk'le sa insan g'adayxvan qöö g'ece.
25 And crying out, he told the king. And the king said, “If he is alone, there is good news in his mouth.” But as he was advancing and drawing nearer,
Mang'vee paççahılqa onu'u, cuk'le g'acuyn paççahıs yuşan ha'a. Paççahee eyhen: – İnsan saxhee mang'vee, xabar vukkekka vuxhes. Mana insan hiyxhar ıxha.
26 the watchman saw another man running. And so, crying out from the height, he said: “Another man has appeared, running alone.” And the king said, “This one also is a good messenger.”
G'aravulyçiyk'le g'adayxvan qööna sa merna insanır g'ece. Mang'vee akkee ulyorzuling'ulqa onu'u, eyhen: – Meer sa merna insanır g'adayxvan qöö. Paççahee eyhen: – Manar xabar vukkekkana vor.
27 Then the watchman said, “The running of the closest one seems like the running of Ahimaaz, the son of Zadok.” And the king said, “He is a good man, and he arrives bearing good news.”
G'aravulyçee eyhen: – Ts'erriyng'un g'adarxhuniy Tsadokne duxayne Axima'atsne g'adarxhuniyıkıd akar. Paççahee eyhen: – Mana yugna insan vor, mana yugne xabarıka ı'qqə.
28 Then, Ahimaaz, crying out, said to the king, “Be well, O king.” And reverencing the king prone on the ground before him, he said, “Blessed be the Lord your God, who has enclosed the men who had lifted up their hands against my lord the king.”
Axima'atsee paççahık'le it'umda eyhen: – Gırgın yugda vod! Qiyğa mana paççahne ögil ç'iyelqamee k'yorzul eyhen: – Yuğne Allahıs, Rəbbis şukur vuxhena! Rəbbee valqa, yizde paççahılqa, xıl g'ott'uluynbı yuğnecab xılyaqa quvuynbı.
29 And the king said, “Is there peace for the boy Absalom?” And Ahimaaz said: “I saw a great tumult, O king, when your servant Joab sent me, your servant. I know nothing else.”
Paççahee eyhen: – Yizda dix Avşalom yugrane vor? Axima'atsee eyhen: – Yoavee zınay sa merna paççahna nukar g'uxoolemee, zak'le maa'ad alikkı-gikkıy gitxhu g'acu. Zak'le maa hucoome ıxhay, nenme ıxhay ats'a deş.
30 And the king said to him, “Pass, and stand here.” And when he had passed and stood still,
Paççahee eyhen: – Sa suralqana qıxha, maa'ar ulyozre. Manar sa suralqana qıxha ulyoyzarna.
31 Hushai appeared. And approaching, he said: “I bear good news, my lord the king. For today the Lord has judged for you, from the hand of all who had risen up against you.”
Kuş eyhene cigeençena qarı eyhen: – Yizde xərıng'us, paççahıs zaqa yugna xabar vobna! Rəbbee g'iyna valqa g'elil qeepxhaynbışde xılençe ğu g'attixhan hı'ına.
32 But the king said to Hushai, “Is there peace for the boy Absalom?” And responding, Hushai said to him, “May the enemies of my lord the king, and all who rise against him for evil, be as the boy is.”
Paççahee mang'uk'le eyhen: – Yizda dix Avşalom yugrane vor? Kuş eyhene cigeençeng'vee eyhen: – Hasre yizde xərıng'une paççahne duşmanaaşikiy, mang'ulqa g'elil qeepxhayne gırgıng'uk Avşalomuk ıxhayn ixhecen.
33 And so the king, being greatly saddened, ascended to the upper room of the gate, and he wept. And as he went, he was speaking in this manner: “My son Absalom! Absalom my son! Who can grant to me that I may die on your behalf? Absalom, my son! My son, Absalom!”
Paççah sacuraycar qa'a. Mana şaharne akkabışde oone gozeeqa ılqeç'u, geşşena. Mang'vee ooqa ılqə-ılqə eyhe ıxha: – Yizda dix, yizda dix Avşalom! Dix, yiğne cigee zıcarxhiy qik'una! Yizda dix Avşalom!
