2 Samuel 13
1 David's son Absalom had a beautiful sister named Tamar, and another of David's sons, Amnon, fell in love with her.
Qiyğa in ıxha. Davudne duxayqa Avşalomuqa Tamar donana micagna yiçu yixha. Davudne menne dixes Amnonus mana Tamar yikkiykan.
2 Amnon became so infatuated with his sister Tamar that he felt sick. She was a virgin, and Amnon saw it was impossible for him to have her.
Amnonus cuna duvuxna yiçu Tamar manimee yikkiykan, mana mançike ık'iyk'arna. Mana adamiys hidyark'ınna içiy yixhayke, Amnonus məng'ı'k hucoomecad ha'as dağamda qöö ıxha.
3 However, Amnon had a friend named Jonadab, and he was the son of David's brother Shimeah. Jonadab was a very cunning man.
Amnonuqa Yonadav donana sa hambaz ıxha. Yonadav Davudne çocuna, Şimayna dix ıxha. Vucur geer bicna kar ıxha.
4 He asked Amnon, “Why are you, the king's son, so down every morning? Why don't you tell me what's wrong?” “I'm in love with Tamar, my brother Absalom's sister,” Amnon replied.
Yonadavee Amnonuk'le eyhen: – Ay paççahna dix, nya'a ğu yiğ-yiğıle k'eçe? Ğu man zak'le eyhelan! Amnonee mang'uk'le eyhen: – Zas yizde çocuna Avşalomna yiçu Tamar yikkan.
5 “Lie down on your bed and pretend you're sick,” Jonadab told him. “When your father comes to see you, tell him, ‘Please have my sister Tamar come and give me some food to eat. She can make it as I watch and she can hand it to me.’”
Yonadavee mang'uk'le eyhen: – Tyuleeqa k'iç'u, ğucar ğu ık'arna xhinne hagve. Dek ğu g'acesva vasqa arımee, mang'uk'le eyhe: «Hucoona ixhes, yuçeyk'le Tamarık'le eyhe arı zas kar oxhan he'ecen. Yizde ulene ögil zas otxhuniy he'ecen, zak'ler mana g'ayces, məng'ı'ne xılençe kar oxhanas».
6 So Amnon lay down and pretended to be sick. When the king came to see him, Amnon asked him, “Please have my sister Tamar come and make a couple of pancakes as I watch, and she can hand them to me to eat.”
Amnon tyuleeqa k'iç'u, vuceecar vuc ı'kar hag'va. Paççah mana g'acesva arımee, mang'vee paççahık'le eyhen: – Hucoona ixhes, yizda yiçu Tamar ayrecen, yizde ulene ögil zas q'öble kokay hee'ecen, zınad manbı cene xılençe oxhanas.
7 Then David sent a message to Tamar at the palace: “Please be so kind as to go to the house of your brother Amnon and make him some food.”
Davudee xaaqa insan g'axuvu, Tamarık'le eyhen: – Həşde yiğne çocune Amnonne xaaqa hiyek'ne, mang'us oxhanasın kar he'e.
8 So Tamar went to the house of her brother Amnon to where he was lying down. She took some dough, kneaded it, and cooked the pancakes as he watched.
Tamar çocune Amnonne xaaqa hark'ıning'a, mana g'alirxhu eyxhe. Tamare xamır hı'ı, çocune ulene ögil kokaybı qece.
9 Then she took the pan and emptied it out before him, but he refused to eat. “Everybody leave me!” Amnon shouted. Everyone left.
Qiyğa məng'ee tava alyapt'ı, çocune ögilqa otxhanan kar giyxhe. Mang'us oxhanas ıkkiykan deş. Amnonee eyhen: – Hasre gırgınbı zasse qığeepç'ecen. Gırgınbı mang'usse qığeebaç'enbı.
10 Then Amnon said to Tamar, “Bring the food here into my bedroom so you can hand it to me to eat.” So Tamar took the pancakes she had made to her brother Amnon in his bedroom.
Amnonee Tamarık'le eyhen: – Otxhanan kar anne gozeeqa qıkkee, maa'ad zı yiğne xılençe alyaat'u oxhanasın. Tamare çocusva hı'iyn kokaybı alyaat'u, anne gozeeqa qıkkekka.
11 But as she handed him the food, he grabbed hold of her, and said, “Come to bed with me, my sister!”
Kokaybı Amnonee oxhnecenva cusqana qıkkekkamee, Amnon Tamarık at'irq'ın eyhen: – Yiçu, qeera zaka g'aliyxhe.
12 “No, you're my brother!” she exclaimed. “Don't rape me! That's not what we do in Israel! Don't do something so shameful!
Tamare mang'uk'le eyhen: – De'eş çoc, yizın do qığmayhe! İzrailee məxdın karbı ha'anbı deşxhe. Məxbına beynyavavalla hımaa'a.
13 Stop and think about me! How could I bear such a disgrace? Think about yourself too! You'd be treated with contempt as a complete fool in Israel! Please talk with the king, for he won't stop you marrying me.”
Məxdıne doyuka zı nyaqana yixhes? Yiğınıd İzrailee beynyavava do qığeç'es. Həşde hucoona ixhes, ğu hark'ın paççahıka yuşanxhe, mang'vee zı vas heylesda. De'eşva eyhes deş.
14 But Amnon wouldn't to listen to her, and because he was stronger than she was, he raped her.
Amnonee məng'ı'l k'ırı ilydixhı, guc geeb vuxhayke mana qıkkeek'val hey'ı, məng'ı'ka g'ılexhana.
15 Then Amnon hated Tamar with immense hatred. His hatred was so strong that it was greater than the love he'd had before. “Get up! Get lost!” he told her.
Mançile qiyğa Amnonuk'le Tamar g'ımeece qeexhe. Amnonus Tamar cus yic yikkanançiler geer g'imeece qeexhe. Mang'vee Tamarık'le «Oza qiyxha ğadariyxheva» eyhe.
16 “No! Don't do this!” she answered. “Sending me away in disgrace would be an even greater evil than what you've already done to me.” But he wouldn't listen to her.
Tamare mang'uk'le eyhen: – De'eş, yizda çoc! Ğu zı g'e'eyşuyka, mançile ögil hav'uyne pisvalileb, sık'ılbab xəbna pisvalla zas haa'a. Amnonee məng'ı'l k'ırı ilydiyxhı,
17 He called for his servant and said, “Get rid of this woman and lock the door behind her!”
cuna nukar qort'ul eyhen: – İna zasse g'e'eyşu, akka qe'e!
18 So his servant threw her out and locked the door behind her. Tamar was wearing the long robe of a princess, which is what the king's virgin daughters wore.
Nukareeyir içiy g'aqa qığeyhı, akka qa'an. İçiyne tanal gıranın micagın gurt eyxhe. Məxdın gurtbı paççahne adamiys hidyapk'ınne yişbışe alya'a ıxha.
19 Tamar put ashes on her head and tore her long robe. She put her hands on her head, she went away crying loudly.
Tamaree vuk'lelqa yı'q k'yaa'a. Qiyğad tanalin gurt qıt'axı'ı, vuk'lelqa xıleppıd aqqı hülöörəxə geeşe-geeşe iyeek'anna.
20 Her brother Absalom found her and asked, “Has brother Amnon been with you? Keep quiet for the moment, my sister. He's your brother. Don't be so upset about it.” So Tamar lived as a ruined and abandoned woman in her brother Absalom's home.
Çocee Avşalomee məng'ı'kle eyhen: – Vaka, yiğna çoc Amnonne g'alirxhu? Yiçu, həşde nıq' qığmayhe, mana yiğna çoc vorna. Man ıxhayn yik'eeqa ıkmekka. Məxür Tamar cene çocune Avşalomne xaa gırgıng'vee dağerçuna xhinne eexva.
21 When King David heard about it, he was very angry.
Paççah Davuduk'le mana gaf g'avxhumee, mana qəlın əq'əna.
22 Absalom didn't talk to Amnon at all because he hated Amnon for raping his sister Tamar.
Avşalomee Amnonuk'le yugunud pisınıd cuvab eyhe deş. Mang'vee yiçu mıc hey'ı, məng'ı'ka g'alirxhuynçil-alla Avşalomuk'le Amnon g'ımece ıxha.
23 Some two years later, when his sheepshearers were at Baal-hazor near Ephraim, Absalom invited all the king's sons to join the celebrations.
Ooğançe q'ölle sen ılğeç'uyle qiyğa, Efrayim eyhene şaharıs k'anene Ba'al-Xatsoree Avşalomee vəq'əbı qoyşar eyxhe. Avşalomus paççahın gırgın dixbı maqa otxhun-ulyoğas qoot'alas vukkiykan.
24 He went to the king and said, “I, your servant, have hired shearers. Would the king and his servants please join me?”
Mana paççahısqa arı, eyhen: – G'iyna zı, yiğne nukaree, vəq'əbı qoyşar. Hucoona ixhes, g'iyna paççahiy cun insanar zasqa savaale.
25 “No, my son,” the king replied, “we can't all go. We would be a burden to you.” Even though Absalom went on asking, he was not willing to go, but he did give Absalom his blessing.
Paççahee Avşalomuk'le eyhen: – De'eş dix, yişin gırgınbı abee, vas yı'q'da gyuaras. Avşalomee mana nimee ittunçil aqqeyir, paççah maqa arayle deş. Paççahee Avşalomus xayir-düəyib huvu, mana yəqqı'l araççe.
26 “Well then, at least let my brother Amnon join us,” Absalom responded. “Why do you want him to go?” the king asked.
Avşalomee meed eyhen: – Manke yizda çoc Amnonxheeyir şaka g'axıle. Paççahee mang'uke qiyghanan: – Nişisne mana şoka ıkkekka?
27 But Absalom kept on asking, so the king sent Amnon and his other sons.
Avşalomee xıl ts'ıts'aa'a deş. Davudee manke Amnonur gırgın cun dixbıb mang'uka g'uxoolenbı.
28 Absalom gave orders to his men, saying, “Pay attention! When Amnon is feeling happy from drinking wine and I tell you, ‘Attack Amnon!’ then kill him. Don't be afraid. I myself am giving you this order. Be strong and be brave.”
Avşalomee cune insanaaşilqa əmr haa'a: – İlyaake Amnonee çaxır ulyodğu vuc xhinne qıxhamee, zı şok'le «Amnonus ı'xeva!» eyhes. Manke şu mana gik'e, qı'məəq'ən. Zı şos əmr hoole! Adamer vuxhe, yik'eka vuxhe!
29 So Absalom's men did what Absalom had ordered and killed Amnon. Then all the rest of the king's sons jumped up, got on their mules, and ran away.
Avşalomee nəxüdiy uvhu, nukaraaşed həməxüd Amnonus ı'xiyxən. Paççahne dixbışik'le eyxhenbı g'acu, zaraba cone g'atiraaşilqa aleepxı, mançe heebaxanbı.
30 While they were on their way back, David received a message, “Absalom has killed all the king's sons—there's not a single one left!”
Manbı yəqqənang'a Davudulqa inəxübna gaf hiviyxhar: – Avşalomee paççahın gırgın dixbı gyapt'ıynbı, manbışda nenacar üç'ürra g'alerçu deş.
31 The king stood up, tore his clothes, and lay down on the ground. All his officials stood beside him with their clothes torn.
Paççah oza qıxha, tanalin qıt'axxı'ı, ç'iyelqa gizyaraççe. Mang'une k'anene gırgıne cune insanaaşed tanalinbı qıt'axxa'anbı.
32 But Jonadab, son of David's brother Shimeah, told them: “Your Majesty must not think they have killed all the king's sons—only Amnon is dead. Absalom has been planning ever since the day Amnon raped his sister Tamar.
Davudne çocune Şimayne dixee Yonadaveeme inəxüd eyhe: – Yizde xərıng'usqa həməxüd qımaylecen, cune dixbışin gırgınbıniyxan hapt'ı. Saccu Amnoncar qik'u. Avşalomuqa məxbına fıkır cuna yiçu Tamar Amnonee cuka g'aliyxhas aliykkıyne yiğıle vuxha.
33 So, Your Majesty, please don't believe the report that all the king's sons are dead. Only Amnon is dead.”
Hasre yizde xərıng'un paççahın gırgın cun dixbı hapt'ıva gaf g'avxhuva yik' gimoyxhancen. Saccu Amnoncar qik'u.
34 In the meantime, Absalom had run away. When the watchman in Jerusalem looked out, he saw a large crowd coming along the road west of him, down the side of the hill.
Avşalommee hixu ark'ın ıxha. G'aravulee, vuk'ul ooqa qav'umee, tepayle geeb insanar gəə g'ooce.
35 Jonadab told the king, “Can you see? The king's sons are arriving! It's exactly as your servant said.”
Yonadavee paççahık'le eyhen: – Haane paççahın dixbı qöövub! Zı, yiğne nukaree, nəxüdiy uvhu, həməxüdud eyxhen.
36 As he finished speaking, the king's sons came in, crying and wailing. Then the king and all his officials also cried loudly.
Mang'vee cuvab uvhu g'attirxhınmee, axtıba gyaaşe-gyaaşe maqa paççahın dixbı ikkeebaç'e. Paççahır gırgın cun insanarıb hülööbəxə gyaaşe giviyğal.
37 Absalom ran away to Talmai, son of Ammihud, the king of Geshur. Every day David mourned for his son Amnon.
Davudee yiğıs-yiğıs dixes, Amnonus, ak' avqaaqqa vuxha. Avşalomeeme hixu Geşurne paççahne Talmayne k'anyaqa ayk'an. Talmay Ammihudna dix ıxha. Geşureeqa hixuna Avşalom maa'ar xhebılle senna axva.
38 After Absalom had run away to Geshur, he remained there for three years.
39 King David longed to go and see Absalom, for he had finished grieving over the death of Amnon.
Amnon qik'u, ooğançe sabara gah ılğevç'ule qiyğa, paççah Davud culqa qarayle. Mana Avşalomuke qəl qığahasva qihna gexha deş.
