Numbers 30
1 Moses told the tribal leaders of Israel, “This is what the Lord commands:
Mose’n Israel chate phung sung upa ho henga thu aseipeh in, hiche hi Pakai thupeh ahiye, ati.
2 If a man makes a solemn promise to the Lord, or pledges to do something by swearing an oath, he must not break his promise. He must do everything he said he would.
Na lah uva Pasal khat touvin kitepna anei khah tah’a ahi loule ama kihen oh na ding bepma aki hahsel hamma, ama le ama thilkhat chung changa aki peh doh jeng tah a ahile, hiche a thusei dohsa chu apel keh thei lou hel ding ahi. Akam sung’a konna a thusei dohsa bang bang’a asuhbulhit teitei ding ahi.
3 If a woman who's young and still living in her father's house makes a solemn promise to the Lord or pledges to do something by swearing an oath
Chule numei khat touvin a khandon laiya, hichu apa insunga achen laiya ki tepna khat tou aneiya ama le ama thil khat toh lheh to dinga ki tepna asem tan ahi.
4 and her father finds out about her promise or pledge but doesn't say anything to her, all the promises or pledges she has sworn to do will stand.
Numei nun kitepna a sem bang banga ama leh ama thil khat toh lheh to ding’a a kitepna chu apet tah jeng ajong apa chun a jahsoh keija ahin lah apa chu ima sei louva aum a ahile, numei nun kitepna asem chu ama nun aki dinpi jing ding, hi tia chu ama leh aman kitepna asem a thil khat toh lheh to ding aki tep na jong sumil louva um ding hichu a suh bulhit teitei ding ahiye.
5 But if her father disallows them as soon as he finds out, then none of her promises or pledges remain valid. The Lord will release her from keeping them because her father has disallowed them.
Ahin lah hiche numei nun kitepna anei chu apan ajah doh nini leh a lunglhai louna ahija, aphat sah louna ahin phondoh a ahile, numei nun kitepna asem chu donse a um talou ding, apan angai mah jeh a Pakaiyin hiche numei nu hi a ngaidam ding ahi tai.
6 If a woman marries after having made a solemn promise or sworn an oath without thinking
Amavang hiche numei nu hin khonung ding gel louva kitepna asem jeng’a, ama le ama aki hen-oh tah a, kitepna anei sung’a hi pasal khat touvin a kichenpi tah’a ahija.
7 and her husband finds out about it but doesn't say anything to her right away, all the promises or pledges she has sworn to do will stand.
Khonung’a aji pan hiche kitepna anei chu ahin het doh’a ima sei louva aum a ahile, hiche numeinu kitepna chu ding det jing ding, amanun ama leh ama ding’a kikan na ding’a kitepna asem chu ki sudet jing ding ahi tai.
8 But if her husband disallows them when he finds out about it, then none of her promises or oaths remain valid and the Lord will release her from keeping them.
Ahinlah numeinun kitepna a semdoh sa chu a jipa’n ajah doh ni nia a dei sah louna aphondoh a ahile, aji pan jong ajinu khonung ding gel louva kitepna ana sem a ama leh ama a kikan chung thu chu asem hoi peh a ahile, Pakaiyin amanu chu a ngaidam ding ahitai.
9 Every solemn promise made by a widow or a woman who is divorced must be kept.
Chule meithaisa a kidasa numei khat in kitepna asem vang chu ama leh ama kihen ohsa ahi tan, hichu suhboija umlou ding numeinu douna ding’a hing jing ding ahi tai.
10 If a woman living with her husband makes a solemn promise to the Lord or pledges to do something by swearing an oath,
Numei chun aji pa insunga aum laijin kitepna khat asem doh tan, ama leh ama chu thil man khat ding’a a kihahsel in aki tung doh jeng tan ahi.
11 and her husband finds out about her promise or pledge but doesn't say anything to her and doesn't disallow them, then none of her promises or pledges remain valid.
Hiche numeinu thil bol jouse chu ajipan ahetdoh nung jeng ajong ima seilouva aumma ahile, numeinu kitepna chu ijakai ding det jing ding, ama le ama thil man ding’a kitepna aneina chu keh theilou ding ahi tai.
12 But if her husband disallows them as soon as he finds out about it, then none of her promises or oaths remain valid. The Lord will release her from keeping them because her husband has disallowed them.
Ahinlah ajinun a thilbol jouse chu ajipan ajah doh ni leh deisah talouvin subei jeng henlang hile, hiche numeinun akitepna jouse chu suhbeija umjing ding ahi tai. Ajipa in aboncha a suhbei bang’a numeinu jong chu Pakaiyin a ngaidam ding ahi tai.
13 Her husband may also confirm or disallow any solemn promise or pledge the woman may make for self-denial.
Numei khat chun gentheina ding’a kitepna asem a kihahselna anei khah tah a ahi leh hi chu a jipan a suhdet peh thei ding, lah jong alah doh peh thei ahi.
14 But if her husband doesn't ever say a word to her about it, then he is assumed to have confirmed all the solemn promises and pledges she has made.
Hitabang chu ajipan ahin jah doh nikho leh ima sei louva a-uma ahile numei nun kitepna asem jouse chu ki phutdet ahitan, ajeh chu ijakai ajah doh nung jeng’a jong ima seilouva aum jeh chun a suhdet peh tan ahi.
15 However, if he disallows them some time later after finding out about them, then he will bear the responsibility for her breaking them.”
Amavang ajipan hichengse hi ajah doh nunga asuh mang peh a ahile, hichun ajipan ajinu themmo na chu apoh hu ahi taiti photchet na ahi.
16 These are the regulations that the Lord gave to Moses regarding the relationship between a man and his wife, and between a father and a daughter who is young and still living at home.
Hichengse hi Mose’n pasal le numei kah a chondan mipa leh a chanu a nungah laiya, insung a chen laiya apa toh akah lhonna ding’a a thupeh chu ahi.
