Proverbs 26
1 In the manner of snow in the summer, and rain at the harvest, so also is glory unfit for the foolish.
Yazda ⱪar yeƣix, Orma waⱪtida yamƣur yeƣix ⱪamlaxmiƣandǝk, Izzǝt-ⱨɵrmǝt ǝhmǝⱪⱪǝ layiⱪ ǝmǝstur.
2 Like a bird flying away to another place, and like a sparrow that hurries away freely, so also a curse uttered against someone without cause will pass away.
Lǝylǝp uqup yürgǝn ⱪuqⱪaqtǝk, Uqⱪan ⱪarliƣaq yǝrgǝ ⱪonmiƣandǝk, Sǝwǝbsiz ⱪarƣix kixigǝ ziyan kǝltürǝlmǝs.
3 A whip is for a horse, and a muzzle is for donkey, and a rod is for the back of the imprudent.
Atⱪa ⱪamqa, exǝkkǝ nohta lazim bolƣinidǝk, Əhmǝⱪning dümbisigǝ tayaⱪ layiⱪtur.
4 Do not respond to the foolish according to his folly, lest you become like him.
Əhmǝⱪning ǝhmiⱪanǝ gepi boyiqǝ uningƣa jawab bǝrmigin, Jawab bǝrsǝng ɵzüng uningƣa ohxap ⱪelixing mumkin.
5 Respond to the foolish according to his folly, lest he imagine himself to be wise.
Əhmǝⱪning ǝhmiⱪanǝ gepi boyiqǝ uningƣa jawab bǝrgin, Jawab bǝrmisǝng u ɵzining ǝhmǝⱪliⱪini ǝⱪilliⱪ dǝp qaƣlar.
6 Whoever sends words by a foolish messenger has lame feet and drinks iniquity.
Ɵz putini kesiwǝtkǝndǝk, Ɵz bexiƣa zulmǝt tiligǝndǝk, Əhmǝⱪtin hǝwǝr yollaxmu xundaⱪ bir ixtur.
7 In the manner of a lame man who has beautiful legs to no purpose, so also is a parable unfit for the mouth of the foolish.
Tokurning karƣa kǝlmigǝn putliridǝk, Əhmǝⱪning aƣziƣa selinƣan pǝnd-nǝsiⱨǝtmu bikar bolur.
8 Just like one who casts a stone into the pile of Mercury, so also is he who gives honor to the foolish.
Salƣiƣa taxni baƣlap atⱪandǝk, Əhmǝⱪⱪǝ ⱨɵrmǝt bildürüxmu ǝhmiⱪanǝ ixtur.
9 In the manner of a thorn, if it were to spring up from the hand of a drunkard, so also is a parable in the mouth of the foolish.
Əhmǝⱪning aƣziƣa selinƣan pǝnd-nǝsiⱨǝt, Mǝstning ⱪoliƣa sanjilƣan tikǝndǝktur.
10 Judgment determines cases. And whoever imposes silence on the foolish mitigates anger.
Ɵz yeⱪinlirini ⱪarisiƣa zǝhimlǝndürgǝn oⱪyaqidǝk, Əhmǝⱪni yaki udul kǝlgǝn adǝmni yallap ixlǝtkǝn hojayinmu ohxaxla zǝhimlǝndürgüqidur.
11 Like a dog that returns to his vomit, so also is the imprudent who repeats his foolishness.
It aylinip kelip ɵz ⱪusuⱪini yaliƣandǝk, Əhmǝⱪ ǝhmǝⱪliⱪini ⱪaytilar.
12 Have you seen a man who seems wise to himself? There will be greater hope held for the unwise than for him.
Ɵzini dana qaƣlap mǝmnun bolƣan kixini kɵrdüngmu? Uningƣa ümid baƣlimaⱪtin ǝhmǝⱪⱪǝ ümid baƣlimaⱪ ǝwzǝldur.
13 The lazy one says, “There is a lion along the way, and a lioness in the roads.”
Ⱨurun adǝm: — «Taxⱪirida dǝⱨxǝtlik bir xir turidu, Koqida bir xir yüridu!» — dǝp [ɵydin qiⱪmas].
14 Just as a door turns upon its hinges, so also does the lazy one turn upon his bed.
Ɵz mujuⱪida eqilip-yepilip turƣan ixikkǝ ohxax, Ⱨurun kariwatta yetip u yaⱪ-bu yaⱪⱪa ɵrülmǝktǝ.
15 The lazy one conceals his hand under his arms, and it is a labor for him to move it to his mouth.
Ⱨurun ⱪolini sunup ⱪaqiƣa tiⱪⱪini bilǝn, Ƣizani aƣziƣa selixtinmu erinǝr.
16 The lazy one seems wiser to himself than seven men speaking judgments.
Ⱨurun ɵzini pǝm bilǝn jawab bǝrgüqi yǝttǝ kixidinmu dana sanar.
17 Just like one who takes hold of a dog by the ears, so also is he who crosses impatiently and meddles in the quarrels of another.
Koqida keliwetip, ɵzigǝ munasiwǝtsiz majiraƣa arilaxⱪan kixi, Itning ⱪuliⱪini tutup sozƣanƣa ohxax hǝtǝrgǝ duqar bolar.
18 Just as he is guilty who let loose the arrows and the lances unto death,
Ɵz yeⱪinlirini aldap «Pǝⱪǝt qaⱪqaⱪ ⱪilip ⱪoydum!» dǝydiƣan kixi, Otⱪaxlarni, oⱪlarni, ⱨǝrhil ǝjǝllik ⱪorallarni atⱪan tǝlwigǝ ohxaydu.
19 so also is the man who harms his friend by deceitfulness. And when he has been apprehended, he says, “I did it jokingly.”
20 When the wood fails, the fire will be extinguished. And when the gossiper is taken away, conflicts will be quelled.
Otun bolmisa ot ɵqǝr; Ƣǝywǝt bolmisa, jedǝl besilar.
21 Just as charcoals are to burning coals, and wood is to fire, so also is an angry man who stirs up quarrels.
Qoƣlar üstigǝ qaqⱪan kɵmürdǝk, Ot üstigǝ ⱪoyƣan otundǝk, jedǝlqi jedǝlni ulƣaytar.
22 The words of a whisperer seem simple, but they penetrate to the innermost parts of the self.
Ƣǝywǝthorning sɵzliri ⱨǝrhil nazunemǝtlǝrdǝk, Kixining ⱪǝlbigǝ qongⱪur singdürülǝr.
23 In the same manner as an earthen vessel, if it were adorned with impure silver, conceited lips are allied with a wicked heart.
Yalⱪunluⱪ lǝwlǝr rǝzil kɵngüllǝrgǝ ⱪoxulƣanda, Sapal ⱪaqiƣa kümüx ⱨǝl bǝrgǝngǝ ohxaxtur.
24 An enemy is known by his lips, though it is from his heart that he draws out deceit.
Adawǝt saⱪlaydiƣan adǝm ɵqini gǝpliri bilǝn yapsimu, Kɵnglidǝ ⱪat-ⱪat suyiⱪǝst saⱪlaydu.
25 When he will have lowered his voice, do not believe him, for there are seven vices in his heart.
Uning sɵzi qirayliⱪ bolsimu, ixinip kǝtmigin; Ⱪǝlbidǝ yǝttǝ ⱪat iplasliⱪ bardur.
26 Whoever covers hatred with deceit, his malice shall be revealed in the assembly.
U ɵqmǝnlikini qirayliⱪ gǝp bilǝn yapsimu, Lekin rǝzilliki jamaǝtning aldida axkarilinar.
27 Whoever digs a pit will fall into it. And whoever rolls a stone, it will roll back to him.
Kixigǝ ora koliƣan ɵzi qüxǝr; Taxni domilatⱪan kixini tax dumilap ⱪaytip kelip uni yanjar.
28 A false tongue does not love truth. And a slippery mouth works ruin.
Sahta til ɵzi ziyankǝxlik ⱪilƣan kixilǝrgǝ nǝprǝtlinǝr; Huxamǝt ⱪilƣuqi eƣiz adǝmni ⱨalakǝtkǝ ittirǝr.
