1 Samuel 20
1 And David fled from Naioth, in Ramah, —and came in, and said before Jonathan—What have I done? What is my transgression, and what my sin, before thy father, that he seeketh my life?
Davud Ramayeene Nayoteençe hixu, Yonatanne k'anyaqa qarı eyhen: – Nya'a, zı hucoona hı'ı? Yizın taxsir hucoona? Zı yiğne dekkıs nəxbına pisvallane hav'u, mang'us zı gik'as ıkkan?
2 And he said unto him—Far be it! thou shalt not die. Lo! my father doeth nothing, great or small, without unveiling mine ear, —wherefore, then, should my father hide from me, this thing? There is, nothing, in this.
Yonatanee mang'us alidghıniy qele: – Məxdın kar mısacad ixhes deş! Ğu qik'as deş. Yizde dekkee nenacab iş, xəbna vuxheeyib k'ınna vuxheyib zak'le ittevhu haa'as deş. Nya'asdiyxan dekkee, mana iş zale dyugul hav'u? Məxdın kar ixhes deş!
3 But David sware yet further, and said—Thy father, doth know, that I have found favour in thine eyes, therefore saith he, —Do not let Jonathan know this, lest he grieve; but, indeed, by the life of Yahweh, and by the life of thine own soul, surely there is but as it were a step betwixt me and death!
Davudee mang'us k'ın g'assır, eyhen: – Zı vasqa yugra qarıynçina, yiğne dekkık'le ats'a vod. Mançil-allad dişe mang'us vak'le dyats'axhxha ıkkan. Ğu aq'va qa'asınçina mang'uk'le ats'an. Vorne Rəbbilqaniy yiğne canılqan k'ın ixhen, yizde qik'uys sa g'el qittasın ciga axu.
4 And Jonathan said unto David, —Whatsoever thy soul shall desire, I will do for thee.
Yonatanee Davuduk'le eyhen: – Yiğne yik'es hucooyiy ıkkan, zı vas ha'asın.
5 And David said unto Jonathan—Lo! the new moon, is to-morrow, and, I, must not sit with the king, to eat, —let me go then, and hide myself in the field, until the evening.
Davudee Yonatanık'le eyhen: – G'iyqa ts'ebna vaz giviyğalan bayram vod, zı paççahıka sa sufranıl gyu'ur kar oxhanas ıkkan. Həşde ğu zı hasre, qıtsıq exhalilqamee, hark'ın çolee dyugulyxhes.
6 If thy father, enquire, for me, then shalt thou say—David, did ask leave, of me, to run to Bethlehem, his own city, for, a yearly sacrifice, [is to be held] there for all the family.
Yiğne dekke zı qirghın he'ee, mang'uk'le eyhe: «Davudee cune şahareeqa Bet-Lexemqa alycaxxvas ı'qqəseeva zake geed qiyghın». Maa'ab, həşde cone xizanın seniysda q'urban gyook'a.
7 If, thus, he say—It is well, —thy servant shall have, peace, —but, if it, anger, him, know that harm hath been determined by him.
Mang'vee uvheene: «Yugdavud», manke zı, yiğna nukar, yugra ixhes. De'eş, mang'us mançike qəl vuxheene, vak'le ats'axhxhe, mang'uqa kara'əən fıkırbı deşud.
8 Thus shalt thou do a lovingkindness for thy servant, for, into a covenant of Yahweh, hast thou brought thy servant, with thee, —But, if there is in me transgression, put me to death, thyself, for, unto thy father, wherefore shouldst thou bring me in?
Zas yugvalla hee'e, ğu Rəbbine ögil zaka cuvab g'ats'atk'un. Zal bınah vobxhee, ğucar zı gik'e. Nişil-allane vas zı yiğne dekkısqa ıkkees ıkkan?
9 And Jonathan said—Far be it from thee! but, if I, get to know, that harm is determined by my father, to bring it upon thee, is not, that, the thing that I will tell thee?
Yonatanee eyhen: – Man yiğne vuk'lelqa qales deş! Yizde dekkıqa karaı'dəən fıkırbı ıxhay, zak'le g'acuynxhiy, nya'a vak'le ittevhu g'alyadaççeyiy?
10 Then said David unto Jonathan, Who shall tell me, —if thy father answer thee aught that is, harsh?
Davudee Yonatanık'le eyhen: – Dek vaqa qəlaka yuşan he'eene, man zalqa şavaane hixhar ha'as?
11 And Jonathan said unto David, Come! and let us go out into the field. And they two went out into the field.
Yonatanee Davuduk'le eyhen: – Qora çoleeqa qığeepç'es. Manbışda q'öyursana g'aqa qığeepç'ı, çoleeqa avayk'an.
12 Then said Jonathan unto David—Witness [be] Yahweh God of Israel, that I will sound my father about this time to-morrow or the third day, and lo! if there he good towards David, will I not, then, send unto thee, and unveil thine ear?
Qiyğa Yonatanee Davuduk'le eyhen: – İzrailyne Allahılqan, Rəbbilqan, k'ın ixhen, g'iyqayee, qıtsıqee ine gahılqasse, zak'le dekkına fıkır vaats'a vuxhesda. Mang'uqa yiğne hək'ee yugun fıkırbı ixheene, zı manbı valqa hixhar ha'asınbı.
13 So, let Yahweh do unto Jonathan, and, so, let him add—when harm against thee seemeth good unto my father, then will I unveil thine ear, and let thee go, and thou shall depart in peace, —then Yahweh be with thee, as he hath been with my father.
De'eş, yizde dekkıne fıkreençe karaı'dəən karbı ılğəə ixheene, zınad man valqa hixhar hide'eene, ğunar yəqqı'l iderçveene, hasre Rəbbee yizde vuk'lelqa mançiled pisın yiğbı alle'ecen. Hasre Rəbb yizde dekkıka nəxüriy eyxhe, vakar həməxür ixhecen.
14 And, not only while I yet live, shalt thou deal with me in the lovingkindness of Yahweh, that I die not:
Zı nimeeletteyiy vor, ğunab zak'le Rəbbina g'idyabat'ana yugvalla haagve. Zı qik'uyng'ar,
15 but thou shalt not cut off thy lovingkindness from my house, unto times age-abiding, —no! not when Yahweh hath cut off the enemies of David, every one from off the face of the ground.
Rəbbee Davudun gırgın duşmanar ç'iyene aq'vayle havaakal hav'uyleb qiyğa, mana yugvalla yizde xizanıle g'ıts'maak'vance.
16 Thus Jonathan solemnised a covenant with the house of David [saying], —So let Yahweh require it, at the hand of the enemies of David.
Yonatanee Davudne nasılıka cuvab g'ats'atk'un, eyhen: – Hasre Rəbbee vucee, Davudne duşmanaaşikın he'ecen!
17 And again Jonathan sware unto David, by his love to him, —for, as he loved his own soul, so loved he him.
Yonatanee Davuduk'le eyhen: – Vas zı ıkkanxhee, sayid k'ın g'aysre. Davudus Yonatan cus vuc ıkkanan xhinne ıkkan ıxha.
18 Then said Jonathan unto him—To-morrow, is the new moon, and thou wilt be missed, for thy seat will be empty;
Qiyğa Yonatanee Davuduk'le eyhen: – G'iyqa ts'ebne vuzan bayram alğahas. Yiğna ciga q'ərab g'avcumee, ğu t'abal ha'asda.
19 and, when thou hast tarried three days, thou shalt come down quickly and enter the place, where thou didst hide thyself on the day of the deed, and shall remain by the side of this mound.
Qıtsıq ğu şenke dyugul ıxhayne cigaysqana qarı, Ezel eyhene g'ayeysne gyu're.
20 And, as for me—three arrows to the side, will I shoot, —as though I shot at a mark.
Zı karalqa ayhen xhinne, mane suralqa vukeençe xhebılle ox ahas.
21 And lo! I will send the boy [saying], Go, find the arrow! If I, say, to the boy—Lo! the arrows, are on this side of thee—take them, then come, for there is peace for thee, and no cause [for fear], by the life of Yahweh.
Qiyğa «Hoora, oxbı t'abal he'eva» zı maqa sa gade g'axıles. Zı gadeyk'le uvheene: «Oxbı yiğne k'ane vod, hoora manbı zasqa qaleva», manke ğunar qora. Vorne Rəbbilqan k'ın ixhen, manke ğu g'attirxhın ixhes, vak vuççud ixhes deş.
22 But, if, thus, I say to the youth, Lo! the arrows are beyond thee, depart, for Yahweh hath sent thee away.
De'eş, zı gadeyk'le «Oxbı vake əq'əna'ad vodva» uvhee, ğu qığeç'u, yiğne yəqqı'n hoora. Man Rəbbee ğu əq'ənaqa g'ıxeleva eyhen vodun.
23 But, as touching the matter whereof we spake—I and thou, lo! Yahweh, be betwixt me and thee, unto times age-abiding.
Zınay ğu, həşde yuşan hı'iynçilqamee qabımeeme, yik'el aqqe, Rəbb yizdayiy yiğna gırgıne gahbışiscar Şahad vorna.
24 So David hid himself in the field—and, when the new moon had come, the king sat down to eat, food,
Davud çolee dyugul eyxhe. Ts'ebne vuzan bayram giyğalang'a paççah otxhuniy oxhanasva sufranılqa giy'ar.
25 yea the king sat down on his seat, as at other times, by the seat against the wall, and, when Jonathan arose, Abner seated himself by the side of Saul, —but David’s place was empty.
Mana ögiylin xhinne cune cigee barugusnee Yonatanne ögee giy'ar. Şaulne k'anyaqa Avner giy'ar. Davudna cigamee q'ərab aaxva.
26 Saul, however, spake nothing that day, —for he said to himself—It is, an accident, he is, not clean, because he hath not been cleansed.
Mane yiğıl Şaulee vuççud eyhe deş. Mang'usqa həməxüd qayle «Davudne vuk'lelqa hucoomecad qadı ixhes. Mançil-allad mang'un gicərxiy atk'ın ixhes».
27 And it came to pass, on the morrow, the second of the month, that David’s place was empty, —and Saul said unto Jonathan his son, Wherefore hath not the son of Jesse come in, either yesterday or to-day, to meat?
Qinne, vuzane q'öd'esde yiğılib Davudna ciga meeb q'ərab aaxva. Şaulee Yonatanıke qiyghanan: – Nya'asdiyxan Yesseyna dix Davud sanıxhar, g'iynar kar oxhanas sufranılqa qidyarı?
28 And Jonathan answered Saul, —David, asked leave, of me, [to go] as far as Bethlehem;
Yonatanee alidghıniy qele: – Davudee Bet-Lexemqa ı'qqəsva, zake geed qiyghın.
29 and said—Let me go, I pray thee, for, a family sacrifice, have we in the city, and my brethren have commanded me, now, therefore, if I have found favour in thine eyes, let me slip away, I pray thee, that I may see my brethren. For this cause, hath he not come in unto the table of the king.
Mang'vee uvhuyn: «Hucoona ixhes, hasre zı ı'qqəs. Yişde xizanın şaharee q'urban ablyaa'a, yizde çocee zak'le maa'ar ixheva uvhu. Hucoona ixhes, zı yiğne ulen aqqıxheene, g'aykke hark'ın çocar g'avces». Mançil-alla mang'usse paççahne sufranıl arı, gyu'aras dəxı'.
30 Then was Saul’s anger kindled against Jonathan, and he said unto him, Thou son of rebellious perversity! do I not know that thou art, confederate, with the son of Jesse to thine own confusion, and to the confusion of the shame of thy mother?
Şaulee Yonatanılqa qəl hav'u eyhen: – İykarne zəiyfayna dix, ğu eyhenniyxan, zak'le ğu Yesseyne duxayka hambaziyvalla haa'ava ats'a dişdiyxhan. Yiğne yedisıd, vasıd naş qixhecen.
31 For, as long as, the son of Jesse, liveth on the ground, thou wilt not be established, thou nor thy kingdom, Now, therefore, send and fetch him unto me, for, doomed to death, is he!
Nimeeletteyiy Yesseyna mana dix ine ç'iyene aq'val vor, ğunar yiğna paççahiyvallab aaxvas deş. Mang'uqa qihna insan g'axıle, hasre mana yizde k'anyaqa ayrecen. Mana qidek'u ixhes deş.
32 And Jonathan responded to Saul his father, —and said unto him—Wherefore must he be put to death, What hath he done?
Yonatanee dekkıs Şaulus alidghıniy qele: – Mana nişil allane qik'as ıkkan? Mang'vee hucoona hı'ı?
33 And Saul hurled his spear at him, to smite him. So Jonathan knew that it was, determined, of his father, to put David to death.
Şaulee Yonatan gik'asva nize ayhe. Manke Yonatanılqa hiyxharan, dekkıs Davud gik'asır ıkkan.
34 Jonathan therefore rose up from the table, in a glow of anger, —and did eat no food on the second day of the month, for he was grieved for David, because his father had reviled him.
Yonatan qəlın qoxa, sufranıle oza qexhena. Ts'enne vuzane q'öd'esde yiğıl Yonatanee vuççud oyxhan deş. Dekkee Davud k'ap'ik'ıle avuqa qı'ı g'acu, mang'vee aq'va givaxana'a.
35 And it came to pass in the morning, that Jonathan went forth into the field, to the place appointed with David, —a little lad, being with him.
Yonatan qinne yiğıl miç'eer Davud g'acesva çoleeqa arayle. Mang'une k'aner sa k'ınna gade eyxhe.
36 And he said to his lad—Run, find, I pray thee, the arrows which I am about to shoot. The boy, ran, but, he, shot the arrow beyond him.
Mang'vee gadeyk'le eyhen: – G'adaxhvne, hark'ın zı ayhen oxbı t'abal he'e. Gade g'adayxhvanmee, Yonatanee mang'une vuk'lel ooğançe ox ayhe.
37 And, when the lad came as far as the place of the arrow which Jonathan had shot, Jonathan cried after the lad, and said, Is not the arrow, beyond, thee?
Gade Yonatanee avhune oxasqa hiyxharmee, Yonatanee yı'q'əle onu'u eyhen: – Haaşe, ox vake şaqana vod, yiğne ögee vod!
38 And Jonathan cried after the lad, Haste thee—be quick, do not stay! so Jonathan’s lad picked up the arrows and brought [them] unto his master.
Yonatanee meer gade qort'ul, eyhen: – Zaara ixhe, ulymoyzar, g'adaxhvne! Gadee ox alyaat'u, cune xərıng'usqa Yonatanne k'anyaqa siyk'al.
39 But, the lad, knew, nothing, only Jonathan and David, knew the matter.
Gadeys nişikecab xabar vuxha deş. Man saccu Yonatanık'leyiy Davuduk'le ats'a ıxha.
40 So Jonathan gave his weapons unto his lad, and said to him, Go carry them into the city.
Yonatanee cun silahbı gadeysqa quvu, eyhen: – Hoora, inbı şahareeqa qıkkee.
41 As soon as, the lad, was gone, David, arose from beside the South, and fell on his face to the earth, and bowed himself down three times, —and they kissed each other, and wept over each other, until, David, exceeded.
Gade ark'ıniyle qiyğa, Davud g'ayeyne canubne suralqa qarı, q'aratsabışil gyu'ur xhebne yəqqees Yonatanne ögee ç'iyelqamee k'yoyzarna. Manbışe sana-sang'us ubbabı hı'ı, gyaaşenbı. Davud Yonatanıle geer geşşe.
42 Then said Jonathan unto David—Go in peace, —[remembering] that, we, have both sworn in the name of Yahweh, saying, Yahweh shall be between me and thee, and between my seed and thy seed, unto times age-abiding. And he arose, and departed, —and, Jonathan, entered the city.
Yonatanee Davuduk'le eyhen: – Vas yugna yəq vuxhena. Zınay ğu Rəbbine doyule sana-sang'us k'ın g'assır, uvhunniy: Rəbb yizdeyiy yiğne, yişde uşaxaaşine yı'q'neenar gırgıne gahbışisda Şahad vorna. Mançile qiyğa Davud oza qıxha, cune yəqqı'n ayk'an, Yonatanır şahareeqa siyk'al.
