Exodus 21
1 And these [are] the judgments which you set before them:
Hina Gode da eno amane sia: i, “Isala: ili dunuma amo hamoma: ne sia: i olelema;
2 When you buy a Hebrew servant, he serves [for] six years, and in the seventh he goes out as a freeman for nothing;
Di da Hibulu udigili hawa: hamosu dunu bidi lasea, e da ode gafeyale amoga dia hawa: hamomu. Ode fesu amoga, e da hahawane halegale ahoanoma: ne, ea logo doasima. E da dima dabe hame ima: mu.
3 if he comes in by himself, he goes out by himself; if he [is] owner of a wife, then his wife has gone out with him;
E da dia hawa: hamosu lasea uda hamelai galea, e da ahoasea, uda mae lalewane masunu. Be e da dia hawa: hamosu lasea udalai galea, defea, e da ahoasea uda amola oule masunu.
4 if his lord gives a wife to him, and she has borne sons or daughters to him—the wife and her children are her lord’s, and he goes out by himself.
Ea ouligisu dunu da ema uda ia galea, amo e da amo udama dunu mano o uda mano lalelegesea, amo uda amola ea mano da ea hina ea: Udigili hawa: hamosu dunu hi fawane da fisili masunu.
5 And if the servant really says: I have loved my lord, my wife, and my sons—I do not go out free,
Be amo udigili hawa: hamosu dunu da ea ouligisu dunu, ea uda amola ea mano amoma e da asigi amola e da udigili halegale ahoanumu higa: i amo sia: sea,
6 then his lord has brought him near to God, and has brought him near to the door, or to the doorpost, and his lord has bored his ear with an awl, and he has served him for all time.
amasea, ea ouligisu dunu da amo dunu sia: ne gadosu diasuga oule masunu. Amogai, ouligisu dunu da amo udigili hawa: hamosu dunu logo holei mimogodi ifa dafulili leloma: ne sia: ma: mu. Amasea, ouligisu dunu da amo dunu ea ge gala: mu. Amo ilegei hamoi dagoiba: le, udigili hawa: hamosu dunu da ea ouligisu dunu mae fisili, eso huluane amaiwane dialumu.
7 And when a man sells his daughter for a handmaid, she does not go out according to the going out of the menservants;
Be dunu da idiwi udigili hawa: hamoma: ne bidi lasea, idiwi da ode fesu amoga dunu ilia hou defele, halegale hame masunu.
8 if [it is] evil in the eyes of her lord, so that he has not betrothed her, then he has let her be ransomed; he has no power to sell her to a strange people, in his dealing treacherously with her.
Dunu eno da amo a: fini uda la: musa: bidi lasea, be fa: no e da higasea, e da amo uda ga fi dunuma bu bidi lamu da sema bagade. E da amo uda ea adama fawane bu bidi lama: mu. Bai e da amo udama asigiwane hame hamoiba: le.
9 And if he betroths her to his son, he does to her according to the right of daughters.
Dunu da egefe lama: ne, udigili hawa: hamosu a: fini amo bidi lasea, e da amo a: fini idiwi defele noga: le ouligima: mu.
10 If he takes another [woman] for him, he does not withdraw her food, her covering, and her habitation;
Dunu da uda aduna lasea, e da ea musa: lai udama ha: i manu amola abula ema asigi hou e da musa: ema i defele, bu ima: mu.
11 and if he does not do these three for her, then she has gone out for nothing, without money.
Be e da amo hou hame hamosea, e da ea musa: uda hahawane udigili masa: ne sia: ma: mu. E da bidi hamedafa lamu.
12 He who strikes a man so that he has died is certainly put to death;
Nowa dunu da dunu eno fanelegesea, amo dunu fanelegema.
13 as for him who has not laid wait, but God has brought [him] to his hand, I have even set a place for you to where he flees.
Be e da mae ougili giadofale eno dunu medosea, e da hobeale, Dabe Fasa: besa: le Gaga: su Moilai bai bagade amoga masunu da defea. Na da amo Dabe Fasa: besa: le Gaga: su Moilai bai bagade ilegemu. Amogai, e da se nabasu hame ba: mu.
14 And when a man presumes against his neighbor to slay him with subtlety, you take him from My altar to die.
Be dunu da ougiliwane dunu eno fanelegesea, amo dunu medole legema. E da Na oloda hi gaga: ma: ne hobeasea, ema mae asigima. Amo fanelegesu dunu medole legema.
15 And he who strikes his father or his mother is certainly put to death.
Nowa da ea ada o ea ame amo fasea, amo medole legema.
16 And he who steals a man, and has sold him, and he has been found in his hand, is certainly put to death.
Nowa da dunu amo bidi lamusa: o udigili hawa: hamosu dunu hamoma: ne gasa fili gagulaligisia, amo dunu fanelegema.
17 And he who is reviling his father or his mother is certainly put to death.
Nowa da ea ada o ame elama gagabusu aligima: ne sia: sea, amo fanelegema.
18 And when men contend, and a man has struck his neighbor with a stone, or with the fist, and he does not die, but has fallen on the bed;
“Dunu da gegesea, amola dunu afae da dunu eno ea lobo usunawane fasea o igiga fasea, be amo dunu da hame bogosea, ema se nabasu mae ima. Be dunu e da fai dagoi, amo da ea debea da: iya golasea, be fa: no e da dagulu gaguiwane gadili ahoanebe dawa: sea, dunu da ema fai amo e da ea hawa: hamosu bidi oloiba: le fisi, amo huluane ema imunu. Amola e da amo dunu noga: le ouligimu. E da uhinisi dagoiba: le fawane ouligisu yolesimu.
19 if he rises, and has gone up and down outside on his staff, then the striker has been acquitted; he only gives [for] his cessation, and he is thoroughly healed.
20 And when a man strikes his manservant or his handmaid with a rod, and he has died under his hand—he is certainly avenged;
Dunu da ifa lale, ea udigili hawa: hamosu dunu o uda amo fabeba: le, udigili hawa: hamosu da hedolowane bogosea, amo dunuma se nabasu ima.
21 only if he remains a day, or two days, he is not avenged, for he [is] his money.
Be amo udigili hawa: hamosu dunu o uda da eso afae o aduna esalu bogosea, ouligisu dunuma se nabasu mae ima. E da ea bidi lai amo fisi dagoiba: le, amo da ema se nabasu defele lai gala.
22 And when men strive, and have struck a pregnant woman, and her children have come out, and there is no harm [to them], he is certainly fined as the husband of the woman lays on him, and he has given through the judges;
Dunu da gilisili gegesea, amola uda abula agui da se nababeba: le, mano ea hagomo ganodini gala amo fisisia, be eno se hame nabasea, dunu da se nabasu i amo da amo uda egoa ea sia: defele dabe imunu. Be fofada: su dunuma fofada: nanu, dabe imunu.
23 and if there is harm [to them], then you have given life for life,
Be amo uda hi da se bagade nabasea, dabe da esalusu fisi amo defele esalusu dabe imunu.
24 eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
Si wadela: sea, wadela: su dunu ea si dabe duga: ma. Bese gusia, dabe ea bese guma. Lobo o emo wadela: sea, amo dunu defele dabema.
25 burning for burning, wound for wound, stripe for stripe.
Laluga gia: sia, dabe gia: sima. Fa: gi o fofonomasu hamosea, dabe defele ima.
26 And when a man strikes the eye of his manservant, or the eye of his handmaid, and has destroyed it, he sends him away as a freeman for his eye;
Dunu da ea udigili hawa: hamosu dunu o uda amo ea si fabeba: le si wadela: sea, e da dabe ima: ne amo udigili hawa: hamosu uda o dunu amo hahawane halegale masa: ne logo doasima: mu.
27 and if he knocks out a tooth of his manservant or a tooth of his handmaid, he sends him away as a freeman for his tooth.
E da fabeba: le bese wadela: sea, e da amo udigili hawa: hamosu dunu o uda amoma dabe ima: ne ea logo doasima: mu.
28 And when an ox gores man or woman, and they have died, the ox is certainly stoned, and his flesh is not eaten, and the owner of the ox [is] acquitted;
“Bulamagau gawali da ea bese amoga dunu fabeba: le dunu da bogosea, amo bulamagau gawali igiga fanelegema. Ea hu amo mae moma. Be ea ouligisu dunu ema se nabasu mae ima.
29 and if the ox is [one] accustomed to gore before, and it has been testified to its owner, and he does not watch it, and it has put to death a man or woman, the ox is stoned, and its owner is also put to death.
Be amo bulamagau gawali da musa: mae fisili dunuma doagala: musa: dawa: lalu ganiaba amola ea ouligisu dunu da sisasu nabalu, amo bulamagau gagoi ganodini hame ouligisu, amo bulamagau da ea besega dunu fanelegesea, bulamagau igiga medole legema amola ea ouligisu dunu fanelegema.
30 If atonement is laid on him, then he has given the ransom of his life, according to all that is laid on him;
Be eno dunu da bulamagau ouligisu amo ea esalusu gaga: musa: muni dabe imunu da defea sia: sea, defea, e da muni bagade huluane ima: ne sia: ma.
31 whether it gores a son or gores a daughter, according to this judgment it is done to him.
Bulamagau gawali da dunu mano o uda mano fanelegesea, amo sema da defele diala.
32 If the ox gores a manservant or a handmaid, he gives thirty silver shekels to their lord, and the ox is stoned.
Bulamagau gawali da udigili hawa: hamosu dunu o uda fanelegesea, bulamagau ea ouligisu dunu da hawa: hamosu dunu o uda ea ouligisu amoma silifa fage muni 30 agoane imunu. Be bulamagau gawali amo igiga gala: le, medole legema.
33 And when a man opens a pit, or when a man digs a pit, and does not cover it, and an ox or donkey has fallen [in] there—
Dunu afae da uli dogoi amo ea ga: lu fadegasea, o e da uli dogone ga: lu hame figisia amola bulamagau gawali o dougi da amo ganodini bosona dasea,
34 the owner of the pit repays, he gives back money to its owner, and the dead is his.
e da ohe ea ouligisu amoma muni dabe defele imunu. Be e da ohe medoi, amo gagumu.
35 And when a man’s ox strikes the ox of his neighbor and it has died, then they have sold the living ox, and halved its money, and they also halve the dead one;
Dunu afae ea bulamagau gawali da dunu eno ea bulamagau gawali fanelegesea, amo dunu aduna da bulamagau gawali hame bogoi amo bidi lale, muni amo afafane, afae da la: di lamu eno da eno la: di lamu. Ela da bulamagau bogoi amo ea hu dadega: le, la: di la: di lamu.
36 or, [if] it has been known that the ox is [one] accustomed to gore before, and its owner does not watch it, he certainly repays ox for ox, and the dead is his.
Be amo bulamagau gawali da musa: mae fisili, eno bulamagau doagala: musa: dawa: lala ganiaba amola ea ouligisu dunu da gagoi ganodini hame ouligisu, amo dunu da bogoi bulamagau ouligisu dunuma bulamagau gawali esala imunu. Be e da bulamagau bogoi amo manusa: lamu.
