Esther 4
1 When Mordecai found out all that had happened, he tore his clothes and put on sackcloth and ashes, and walked through the city, crying and wailing in grief.
Mordikay boluwatqan ishlardin xewer tapqandin kéyin éginlirini yirtip, üstige böz artip, we usti-béshigha kül chéchip, sheherning otturisigha chiqip nahayiti qattiq we elemlik peryad kötürdi.
2 He went as far as the palace gate, because no one was allowed to enter the palace gate wearing sackcloth.
U orda derwazisi aldigha kélip toxtap qaldi; chünki boz yépin’ghan herqandaq ademning orda derwazisidin kirishige ruxset yoq idi.
3 When the king's decree and orders reached all the different provinces the Jews began to mourn in terrible distress. They fasted, they wept, and they wailed; and many lay in sackcloth and ashes.
Padishahning emri we yarliqi yetküzülgen herqaysi ölkilerde Yehudiylar arisida qattiq nale-peryad kötürüldi; ular roza tutup, köz yéshi qilip, yigha-zar qildi; nurghun kishiler boz yépinip külde éghinap yétishti.
4 Esther's maids and eunuchs came and told her, and the queen was very upset. She sent clothes to him so he could take off his sackcloth, but he refused to accept them.
Esterning xizmitide bolghan dédekliri we heremaghiliri bu ishni uninggha éytiwidi, xanishning köngli intayin éghir boldi; Mordikayning bozni tashlap, kiyiwélishigha kiyim-kéchek chiqartip berdi, lékin Mordikay qobul qilmidi.
5 She called Hathatch, one of the king's eunuchs assigned to attend her, and ordered him to go to Mordecai and find out what he was doing and why.
Shuning bilen Ester özining xizmitide bolushqa padishah teyinlep ewetken heremaghiliridin Hataq isimlik birini chaqirip, uni Mordikayning qéshigha bérip, bu ishning zadi qandaq ish ikenlikini, néme sewebtin boluwatqanliqini ting-tinglap kélishke ewetti.
6 Hathatch went to Mordecai in the city square in front of the palace gate.
Shuning bilen Hataq orda derwazisi aldidiki meydan’gha kélip Mordikay bilen körüshti.
7 Mordecai explained to him everything that had happened to him, including the exact amount of money that Haman had promised to pay the royal treasury for the destruction of the Jews.
Mordikay béshigha kelgen hemme ishni, Haman Yehudiylarning neslini qurutuwétish üchün padishahning xezinilirige tapshurushqa wede qilghan kümüshning sanini qaldurmay éytip berdi.
8 Mordecai also gave him a copy of the decree that had been issued in Susa for their destruction to show Esther and explain it to her, and asked him to instruct her to go to the king and appeal for mercy and plead before him for her people.
Mordikay yene Hataqqa Shushanda jakarlan’ghan, Yehudiylarni yoqitish toghrisidiki yarliqning köchürmisini Esterning körüp béqishigha yetküzüp bérishke tapshurdi hemde uninggha Esterge ehwalni chüshendürüp, ordigha kirip padishah bilen körüshüp öz xelqi üchün padishahtin ötünüp iltija qilip béqishqa ündeshni tapilidi.
9 Hathatch went back and told Esther what Mordecai had said.
Hataq qaytip kélip Mordikayning geplirini Esterge yetküzdi.
10 Then Esther spoke with Hathatch and ordered him to deliver this message to Mordecai.
Ester Hataqqa Mordikaygha éytidighan geplerni tapshurup, uni Mordikayning yénigha yene ewetti: —
11 “All the king's officials, and even the people in the provinces of the king's empire, know that any man or any woman who goes to the king, entering his inner court without being summoned, is sentenced to death—that is the king's one law—unless the king holds out his golden scepter to them so they can live. In my case, I have not been called to go to the king for thirty days.”
«Padishahning barliq xizmetkarliri we herqaysi ölke xelqliri, meyli er bolsun ayal bolsun, chaqirtilmay turup ichki hoyligha, padishahning huzurigha öz meyliche kirse, padishah uninggha iltipat körsitip altun hasisini tenglep ölümdim kechürüm qilmisa, undaqta u kishige nisbeten béshigha chüshidighan birla qanun-belgilime bardur: — u ölüm jazasini tartidu. Hazir méning padishah bilen körüshüshke chaqirtilmighinimgha ottuz kün boldi».
12 When Mordecai was told what Esther said,
Esterning sözliri Mordikaygha yetküzülüwidi,
13 Mordecai sent a message back to Esther, saying, “Don't think that just because you live in the king's palace that your life is the only one that will be saved of all the Jews!
Mordikay munu geplerni Esterge yetküzüshni hawale qildi: — «Sen könglüngde men ordida yashawatimen, shunga barliq bashqa Yehudiylardin bixeter bolup qutulimen, dep xiyal eylime.
14 If you stay silent right now, help and rescue will come to the Jews from some other place, and you and your relatives will die. Who knows—it could be you came to be queen for such a time as this!”
Eger bu chaghda sen jim turuwalsang, Yehudiylargha bashqa tereptin medet we nijat chiqishi mumkin; lékin u chaghda sen öz ata jemeting bilen qoshulup yoqitilisen. Kim bilsun, séning xanishliq mertiwisige érishkining del bügünki mushundaq peyt üchün bolghanmu?».
15 Esther replied to Mordecai, saying,
Ester Mordikaygha mundaq dep jawab qayturdi: —
16 “Have all the Jews in Susa meet together and fast for me. Don't eat or drink anything for three days and nights. I and my girls will also fast. After that, I will go to the king, even though it's against the law, and if I die, I die.”
«Sen bérip, Shushandiki barliq Yehudiylarni yighqin; méning üchün roza tutup, üch kéche-kündüz héch yémenglar, héch ichmenglar; men hem dédeklirimmu shundaq roza tutimiz. Andin kéyin men qanun’gha xilapliq qilip padishahning huzurigha kirimen, manga ölüm kelse, öley!».
17 Mordecai went and did everything Esther had told him to do.
Shuning bilen Mordikay u yerdin kétip, Esterning tapilighinidek qildi.
