Psalms 45
1 For the music director. To the tune “Lilies.” A psalm (maskil) of the sons of Korah. A love song. I am moved to write about this wonderful subject. Let me share what I have written for the king. What I say comes from the pen of a skilled author.
MONION I kin wiada kaul kajelel apot; I pan kaule ki duen Nanmarki amen, lo I rajon penjil en jaunintin koiok aman.
2 You are more handsome than anyone else. You always speak graciously, for God has blessed you forever.
Komui ta me kajelel jan aramaj karoj; meid kajalel jilan omui; i me Kot kapai kin komui ta kokolata.
3 Strap on your sword, mighty warrior, stride out in glory and majesty!
Pira won omui koldaj ni lonelon omui, komui ol komad, o kapwata kin komui!
4 In your majesty ride out to victory, in the defense of truth, humility, and right, because you are strong and act powerfully.
Komui en pwaida ni omui kapwat, Kom kotiwei, pwen jauaja me melel, o me luet akan, pwen kolekol on ir me pun. Lim omui maun ap pan wia dodok kapuriamui.
5 Your sharp arrows pierce the hearts of your enemies; the nations fall under you.
Kananan omui kajik katieu me kon wei kan kin lodi on komui; re kin lel on nan monion en imwintiti en nanmarki.
6 Your throne comes from God, and lasts forever and ever. The scepter with which you rule is a scepter of fairness.
Main Kot, mol omui pan duedueta kokolata; o jokon en wei omui me jokon en pun apot.
7 You love what is right and hate what is wrong. That is why God, your God, has placed you above everyone else by anointing you with the oil of joy.
Kom kin pok on me pun ap tataki tiak jued; i me Kot, omui Kot, keie kin komui le en kaperen mon omui warok kan.
8 Your robes are perfumed with aloes, myrrh, and cassia; music played on stringed instruments in palaces decorated with ivory makes you happy.
Omui likau kan kin pomauki mire, aloe, o kajia ni omui pedoi jan tanpaj omui im elpenpain, komui kin polauleki kaul o arp.
9 The daughters of kings are among the noblewomen; the queen stands beside you on your right, wearing jewelry made of gold from Ophir.
Japwilim en Nanmarki jeri pein ko mi nan pun en toun tanpaj omui; li Nanmarki a kotikot ni pali maun omui kapwateki kold en opir.
10 Listen to what I have to say, daughter; please pay attention. Don't pine for your people and your family.
Nai jeripein koe ron, o kilan, o kapaikedi jalon om, o monokela jap om o jau om akan.
11 May the king desire you in your beauty; respect him, for he is your lord.
Nanmarki ap pan peren kida mom om kajelel; pwe i om Kaun, a koe en kaudoki on i.
12 The people of Tyre will come with gifts; rich people will look for your favor.
Nain Tiruj, me kapwapa re’rail pan wado kijakij; o nidinid re om.
13 Inside her preparation room the princess bride looks wonderful in her golden gown.
Japwilim en Nanmarki jeripein, me mi lole, meid kajelel ni monion i, a kapwateki likau kold.
14 Wearing her beautiful clothes she is brought to the king, followed by her bridesmaids.
A pan pakaluala ren Nanmarki ni a likau linan o a warok peinekap akan, me idauen i, kompoke pa, pan kalua don komui.
15 What a happy, joyful procession enters the king's palace!
Re pan kalua irail ki peren o nijinij, o re kin pedelon on nan tanpaj en Nanmarki.
16 Your sons will take the place of your fathers; as princes you will make them rulers throughout the land.
Noumui manakap akan pan wiliandi jam omui kan; i me kom pan kajapwiladan jaupeidi en jap akan karoj.
17 Through my words you will be famous through all generations, and nations will praise you forever and ever.
I pan tamanda mar omui ni di kan karoj; i me wei kan karoj pan kapina komui kokolata.
