Song of Solomon 3
1 One night when I was lying in bed, I longed for the one I love. I longed for him, but he was nowhere to be found.
Iti rabii idiay pagiddaak, kail-iliwko ti lalaki nga ay-ayatek; binirokko isuna ngem saanko a masarakan.
2 So I said to myself, “I will get up now and go through the city, looking in its streets and squares for the one I love.” I looked for him but I didn't find him.
Kinunak iti bagik, “Bumangonak ken sursurek ti siudad, dagiti daldalan ken dagiti pagpasyaran; birukek ti ay-ayatek.” Binirokko isuna ngem saanko a nasarakan.
3 The watchmen found me as they went through the city. “Have you seen the one I love?” I asked them.
Nasarankandak dagiti agbanbantay a lallaki bayat ti panagpatpatroliada iti siudad. Sinaludsodko kadakuada, “Nakitayo kadi ti ay-ayatek?”
4 Only a little farther on after I'd passed them I found my love! I held him close and would not let him go until I'd brought him to my mother's house, to the room of the one who conceived me.
Apaman a nakalabasak kadakuada idi nakitak ti ay-ayaten ti kararuak. Inarakupko isuna ket saanko nga inibbatan agingga a naiyunegko isuna iti balay ni inak, iti uneg ti kuarto ti babai a nangisukog kaniak. Kasarsarita ti babai dagiti dadduma a babbai
5 Women of Jerusalem, swear to me by the gazelles or the wild deer that you won't disturb our love until the right time.
Kayatko nga agkarikayo, annak a babbai dagiti tattao ti Jerusalem, babaen kadagiti korso ken kadagiti kabaian nga ugsa iti aw-away, a saanyonto a singsingaen agingga a malpas ti panagkakaiddami. Kasarsarita ti balasang ti bagina
6 Who is this coming in from the wilderness like a plume of smoke, like a burning sacrifice scented with myrrh and frankincense, with all kinds of imported perfumed powders?
Ania daytoy a sumangsang-at nga aggapu idiay let-ang a kasla simbuyok ti asuk, agat-mira ken insenso, nga addaan kadagiti amin a polbos nga ilaklako dagiti agtagtagilako?
7 Look, it's Solomon's sedan chair, accompanied by sixty of Israel's best warriors.
Kitaem, ti trono nga awit dagiti adipen ni Solomon; innem a pulo a mannakigubat ti nanglawlaw iti daytoy, innem a pulo a soldado ti Israel.
8 All of them are expert swordsmen who have battle experience. They each carry a sword strapped to the thigh, ready for any night-time attacks.
Nalalaingda no maipapan iti kampilan ken beteranoda iti pannakigubat. Addaan ti tunggal lalaki iti kampilan iti sikiganna, naarmasanda maibusor kadagiti mangriribuk iti rabii.
9 (Solomon's sedan chair was made for him with wood from Lebanon.
Nagpaaramid ni Ari Solomon iti sedan a tugawna a naaramid iti kayo a naggapu idiay Libano.
10 Its posts were covered in silver, and the back was covered in gold. The seat cushion was purple. The interior was lovingly decorated.) Women of Jerusalem,
Naaramid dagiti postena iti pirak; naaramid ti balitok iti likodna, ken lila a lupot ti tugawna. Iti akin-uneg a pasetna ket naarkusan nga addaan iti ayat babaen kadagiti annak a babbai dagiti tattao ti Jerusalem
11 come out! Look, women of Zion! See King Solomon wearing the crown that his mother placed on his head on his wedding day, his happiest day.
Rummuarkayo, annak a babbai dagiti tattao ti Sion, ket matmatanyo ni Ari Solomon, suotna ti korona nga inkorona ni inana kenkuana idi aldaw ti panagasawana, iti naragsak nga aldaw iti biagna.
