Ecclesiastes 12
1 Remember your Creator while you are young, before days of trouble come and you grow old, saying, “I'm not enjoying life anymore.”
Emdi yaman künler béshinggha chüshmigüche, shundaqla sen: «Bulardin héch huzurum yoqtur» dégen yillar yéqinlashmighuche yashliqingda Yaratquchingni ésingde ching tut;
2 Before the light fades—sun, moon, and stars—and rain clouds return to darken the skies.
quyash, yoruqluq, ay we yultuzlar qarangghuliship, yamghurdin kéyin bulutlar qaytip kelmigüche uni ésingde tutqin.
3 Before the guards of the house tremble and the strong men are bent over, the grinders stop working because there are only a few left, and the ones looking through the windows only see dimly,
Shu küni «öyning közetchiliri» titrep kétidu; palwanlar égilidu, ezgüchiler azliqidin toxtap qalidu, dérizilerdin sirtqa qarap turghuchilar ghuwaliship kétidu;
4 and the doors to the street are shut. Before the sound of the grinding mill grows low, and you wake up early when the birds are singing, but you can hardly hear them.
kochigha qaraydighan ishikler étilidu; tügmenning awazi pesiydu, kishiler qushlarning awazini anglisila chöchüp kétidu, «naxshichi qizlar»ning sayrashliri sus anglinidu;
5 Before you develop a fear of heights and worry about going out on the streets; when the almond tree blossoms, the grasshopper crawls along, and desire fails, for everyone has to go to their eternal home as the mourners go up and down the street.
kishiler égizdin qorqidu, kochilarda wehimiler bar dep qorqup yüridu; badam derixi chichekleydu; chéketke ademge yük bolidu, shindir méwisi solishidu; chünki insan menggülük makanigha kétidu we shuning bilen teng, matem tutquchilar kochida aylinip yüridu;
6 Before the silver cord is snapped and the golden bowl is broken; before the water jug is smashed at the spring, or the pulley is broken at the well.
kümüsh tana üzülgüche, altun chine chéqilghuche, aptuwa bulaq yénida pare-pare bolghuche, quduqtiki chaq kardin chiqquche,
7 Then the dust returns to the earth from which it came, and the breath of life returns to God who gave it.
topa-chang esli tupraqqa qaytquche, roh özini bergen Xudagha qaytquche — Uni ésingde tutqin!
8 “Everything passes! It's all so hard to understand!” says the Teacher.
Bimenilik üstige bimenilik!» — deydu hékmet toplighuchi — «Bimenilik üstige bimenilik! Hemme ish bimeniliktur!»
9 Not only was the Teacher a wise man, he also taught what he knew to others. He thought about many proverbs, studying them and arranging them.
Shuningdek, hékmet toplighuchi dana bolupla qalmastin, u yene xelqqe bilim ögitetti; u oylinip, köp pend-nesihetlerni tarazigha sélip, retlep chiqti.
10 The Teacher looked for the best way to explain things, writing truthfully and honestly.
Hékmet toplighuchi yéqimliq sözlerni tépishqa intilgen; ushbu yézilghini bolsa durus, heqiqet sözliridin ibarettur.
11 The words of the wise are like cattle prods. Their collected sayings are like nails driven home, given by one shepherd.
Dana kishining sözliri zixqa oxshaydu, ularning yighindisi ching békitilgen mixtektur. Ular Birla Padichi teripidin bérilgendur.
12 In addition, my student, take care, for there's no end to book writing, and too much study wears you out.
Uning üstige, i oghlum, bulardin sirt herqandaq yézilghanlardin pexes bol; chünki köp kitablarning yézilishining ayighi yoq, shuningdek köp öginish tenni upritidu.
13 To sum up now that everything has been discussed: Respect God by keeping his commandments, for that's what everyone should do.
Biz pütün ishqa diqqet qilayli; Xudadin qorqqin we uning emr-permanlirigha emel qilghin; chünki bu insanning toluq mejburiyitidur;
14 God is going to judge us for everything we do, including what we do secretly, whether good or bad.
chünki adem qilghan herbir ish, jümlidin barliq mexpiy ishlar, yaxshi bolsun, yaman bolsun, Xuda ularning soriqini qilidu.
