Proverbs 6
1 My son, suppose you have pledged to guarantee your neighbor's debt, or you have shaken hands in agreement with a stranger,
Mofavrenimoke, tava'onkare'ma nemanisimo'ma nofi hugahue hanigenka aza hugahue hananano, rumofonku'ma huvempa hunka kaza hugahuema hananana,
2 then you've trapped yourself by what you promised, you've been caught by what you said.
kagraka'a huvempama hu'nenana kemo'ma kinama regatenigenka,
3 So this is what you have to do. You need to get out of it, because you've put yourself in that person's power. Go to your neighbor in all humility and ask him to release you from the commitment.
mofavre'nimoka amana huo, hago agri azampi mani'nananki kagra'a kavufa anteraminka ana nete vunka, kasunku naneke ome hugeno, kina reogante'na amne fru hunka manigahane.
4 Don't delay, saying that you'll sleep on it. Don't rest until you've done it.
Kavu tokora osunka, kavura omasenenka, ame hunka vuo.
5 Get out of it like a gazelle escaping from a trap, like a bird from a bird-catcher's net.
Kagra dia afumo'ene namamo enema zagagafama ahe vahe'mofo azampinti ame huno freankna hunka, kagra'a kavufga kaguvazio.
6 Go and observe the ants, you slacker! Learn from what they do and become wise.
Eri'zama e'ori feru vahe'motma kipazuvemoza nehaza zante ome negeta, rempi huta nentahita, knare antahi'zana eriho.
7 They don't have a leader, an officer, or a ruler,
Kipazuvemofona kva vahe'zmia omanigeno, zamazeri ante fatgohu kva vahe zamia omanigeno, kvama krizamante kva vahe zamia omani'neanagi,
8 yet they work hard during the summer getting their food, gathering what they need during the harvest.
ne'zamo'ma rama'ama fore hianknafina nezama omane knafima nesagura, ne'zana eri atru nehaze.
9 So how long are you going to lie there, you slacker? When are you going to get up from your sleep?
Eri'zama e'ori feru vahe'motma, nama'a zupa tamavura masegahaze? Nazupa masetamavuna segahaze?
10 You may say, “Please, just a little more sleep, a little longer snooze, a little more folding of the arms to rest”—
Osi'agna ko kavura masenka hinkrafora antegenko, osiagna ko mago'ane manifru nehunka, osiagna ko mago'ane kagemazampare kazana antenka manifru hananana,
11 and poverty will attack you like a robber, destitution like an armed warrior.
mago zanka'a omanetfa hanigenka, kumazafa vahemo atireti kazerino fenozanka'a erivagareankna hugahane.
12 Rebellious and wicked people go around telling lies,
Mago zazmi omane kefozama nehaza vahe'mo'za akrehe krehe zmageru aruza vano nehaze.
13 winking slyly, giving sneaky foot gestures, rudely pointing with their fingers.
Ana vahe'mo'za havigema nehanu'za zamavu resukinegami'za, zamagiareti rekapasga nehu'za, zamazanteti'ene zamazankoreti'ene erigu'a hu'za avame'namera hugahaze.
14 Their warped minds plot evil schemes; they're always causing trouble.
Havi avu'avaza'ma erifore'ma hu'zamo'a zamagu'afina avitenege'za, kefo avu'ava zana hakare zupa nehu'za, hazenkea eri hakare hu'za nevaze.
15 As a result, disaster falls suddenly on such people; in just a moment they're destroyed without hope of healing.
E'ina hu'negu e'inahu vahetera hantka huno havizamo'a agritera eno, ame huno azeri haviza hanigeno, ana'ma azeri havizama hania knazama eritre kana omanetfa hugahie.
16 There are six things that the Lord hates, seven things that he absolutely detests:
Sigisi'a zama Ra Anumzamofoma agomanetea zantamina me'neanagi, seveni'a zamo'a Ra Anumzamofo avurera kasrino haviza me'ne.
17 arrogant eyes, a lying tongue, hands that murder the innocent,
Agra avufga erisga nehuno, ru vahe kefenkami atre'zane, havigema hu'zane, hazenke'a omane vahe'ma aheno korama'a eri fegi atre'zane,
18 a mind that plots evil schemes, feet that hurriedly run to do wrong,
havi antahintahizamo antahintahifima mevite'zane, havi zante'ma ame huno avreno neviazane ave'nosie.
19 a false witness that speaks lies, those who caused arguments in families.
Keagama refkohu trate osu'nea zanku tamage nehie huno havige hu vahe'ma, zamagipinti'ma krunagema hu'zama atineramia zane, naga'afima hazenke zama eri hakare nehiazana Anumzamo'a agonete.
20 My son, pay attention to your father's instruction, and don't reject your mother's teaching.
Mofavrenimoke, negafa'ma kasamisia kasegea otretfa nehunka, negrera'ma rempi hugamisia kea amge'anto.
21 Keep them always in mind. Tie them around your neck.
Kagu'afi erintenka azeri antakro maka zupa nehunka, avaseseza hiankna hunka rugaginka knankempi anakio.
22 They will lead you as you walk along; they will watch over you as you sleep; when you wake up they will talk with you.
Kama vanoma hananana ana kemo kazeri fatgo nehuno, kavu'ma masesanana kegava huneganteno, masenesampinti'ma otisanana nanekea kasamigahie.
23 For the instruction is a lamp, and the teaching is a light. The correction that comes from discipline is the way to life.
Na'ankure ama ana kasegemo'a rampe tavikna higeno, amama rempima huneramia kemo'a masa megeno, kazeri fatgohu kavumro'ma antea kemo'a, mani'zamofo ka me'ne.
24 It will protect you from an evil woman and the seductive words of a prostitute.
Savri a'nemo'za kazeri hava huzankura ana kemo kza nehina, neve'enema mani fatgo osu savari avu'avazante vanoma nehania a'mofo haganentake ageru'mo'a kazeri havizana osugahie.
25 Don't let your mind lust after her beauty, or let her hypnotize you with her fluttering eyelashes.
Ana a'mofo agi agonagura kegasanea osuge, atregeno kavazu hunaku'ma avureti'ma revumi'ma hugamisia zamo'a kavazua osino.
26 You can buy a prostitute for the price of a loaf of bread, but adultery with another man's wife can cost you your life.
Na'ankure savri a'enema mase zamo'a kazeri kefo regahianagi, vereti a'mo'ma kavazu haniana kasimu ka'a erigahie.
27 Can you put fire in your lap and not burn your clothes?
Akru huno neresia tevema hankeri kasumpima antesanana kukenaka'a azerino ontegahifi?
28 Can you walk on hot coals and not scorch your feet?
Teve zugu'ma neresifima kaga vapa'ma vananana, kagagusa teonkasagegosifi?
29 It's the same for anyone who sleeps with another man's wife. No one who touches her will remain unpunished.
E'ina hukna hugahane, tava'onka'arema nemanisia ne'mofo a'enema masege, monkozama hananana hazenke erigahane.
30 People don't condemn a thief if he steals to satisfy himself when he's hungry.
Aga'ma netenigeno ne'zama nesia zanku'ma kumzafama erisia vahera, rama'a tamarimpa kna hunontaze.
31 But if he's caught, he has to pay back seven times what he stole, even if it means handing over everything he has in his house.
Hu'neanagi ana ne'ma azerisageno'a, seveni'a zupa nama'aza eri'neo seveni'a zupa antegofetu huno miza segahie. Hagi atupa'ma hanuno'a, no'ma'afima ante'nesia fenoma'areti ene mizasegahie.
32 Any man who commits adultery with a woman has no sense; he who does so destroys himself.
Hianagi ru ne'mofo a'enema maseno monkozama huntesia ne'mo'a, ana negi' avu'ava zama'areti agra'a azeri haviza nehie.
33 He will be wounded and dishonored. His disgrace will never be removed.
Ahe'zama azeri agazema huntesaza zamo'a, agrite me'nesigeno agaze zamo'a vagaore agrite mevava hugahie.
34 For jealousy makes a husband furious, and he won't hold back when he takes revenge.
Na'ankure ana a'mofo neve'ma rimpama ahesia zamo marerisigeno nona huno kahenaku esiana asuntagi'zana agripina omanegosie.
35 He refuses any compensation, and won't be paid off, however big the amount.
Ana hazenkere miza antege, rimpa azeri fru hu'naku rama'a zantami eme amisia zamo'a, azeri fru osugahie.
