1 Samuel 21
1 Then came David to Nob, unto Ahimelech, the priest, —and Ahimelech trembled when he met David, and said unto him—Why art thou, alone, and, no man, with thee?
Davud Nov eyhene şahareeqa kaahin Aximelekne k'anyaqa qarayle. Davud g'acu Aximelek qərq'ı'n, qiyghanan: – Nya'a ğucar ıxha? Nya'a yiğne k'ane vuşucar deş?
2 And David said unto Ahimelech the priest—The king, hath charged me with a matter, and hath said unto me—Let, no man, know aught of the business on which I am sending thee, and with which I have charged thee, —But, unto the young men, have I appointed, such and such a place.
Davudee Aximelekık'le eyhen: – Paççahee zas iş huvu uvhuyn, zı nişisiy g'axuvu, zas nena işiy huvuva neng'uk'lecad mats'axhxhecen. Zı mançil-allad yizde insanaaşik'le, zı uvhuyne cigabışee yizde ögilqa qığeepç'eva uvhu.
3 Now, therefore, what is there under thy hand? Five loaves, give thou into my hand, —or, whatever can be found.
Vaqa oxhanasın hucoona vod? Vaqa vobxhee, zas xhoble komba gıneyna hevle. Deşxheene, vaqa hucooyiy oxhanasın vod, man hele.
4 And the priest answered David, and said, There is no common bread under my hand, —but, hallowed bread, there is, if the young men have kept themselves, at least from women.
Kaahinee Davuduk'le eyhen: – Zaqa məxdıncad gıney deşin, yiğne k'anebın mek'vunbı yadaaşika devxhaxheene, muq'addasın gıney vod.
5 And David answered the priest and said to him—Of a truth, women, have been withheld from us, of late, through my coming out, and the wallets of the young men have become hallowed, —while [the bread], itself, is in a manner common, and the more so since, to-day, [there are other loaves] to be hallowed, in the vessel.
Davudee kaahinıs inəxdın cuvab qele: – Mısacab, şi nenemee işiqab qihna vüqqəmee, şaka yedar vuxhaynbı deş. Yizın insanar nenemecab işiqab qihna vüqqəmeeyib, manbışe tanbı məttıda havace. G'iyna manbı manisa yiğbışileb məttıba vob.
6 So the priest gave him hallowed [bread], —because there was there no bread, save the Presence-Bread, which had to be removed from before Yahweh, to put hot bread, on the day when it should be taken away.
Rəbbis adıyne gıneyle ğayrı maa'ad medın gıney dexhayke, kaahinee mang'us muq'addasın gıney hele. Man gıney Rəbbine ögiyle alyaat'uyn ıxha, çine cigee manecad yiğıl g'ümən gik'anasva.
7 Now, in that very place, was a man of the servants of Saul, on that day, detained before Yahweh, whose name, was Doeg the Edomite, —chief of the shepherds that belonged unto Saul.
Mane yiğıl Şaulne insanaaşina sa maa'ar eyxhe. Mang'vee maa'ad Rəbbis ı'bəədat ha'a ıxha. Mana insan Şaulne çobanaaşina xərna, Edomğançena Doeg ıxha.
8 Then said David to Ahimelech, See whether there is here, under thy hand, a spear or a sword? for, neither my sword, nor my other weapons, did I take in my hand, for, the king’s business, was, urgent.
Davudee Aximelekık'le eyhen: – Deşinne vaqa inyaa nize, g'ılınc? Paççahee zak'le zaraba haa'asda iş uvhuynçil-alla, zasse yizın g'ılıncıd, silahbıd alyaat'as əxı' deş.
9 And the priest said: The sword of Goliath the Philistine, whom thou didst smite in the vale of Elah, lo! that, is wrapped up in a cloth, behind the ephod, if, that, thou wilt take to thee, take it, for there is no other, save that, here. And David said—There is none, like it, give it me.
Kaahinee eyhen: – Ğu Elayne q'adaalil gik'uyne Filiştinğançene Golyatın g'ılınc vod. Man tanalinçeeqa hitk'ır kaahinne ileylığne yı'q'əl vod. Vas man ıkkanxhee aleet'e, mançile ğayrı inyaa medın deşin. Davudee eyhen: – Mançile yugun deşin, qale man zasqa.
10 Then arose David, and fled, that day, from the face of Saul, —and came in unto Achish, king of Gath.
Mane yiğıl Davud Şauluke hixu, Gatne paççahne Akişne k'anyaqa ayk'an.
11 And the servants of Achish said unto him, Is not, this, David, king of the land? Was it not, of this man, that they kept responding in the dances, saying, Saul, hath smitten his, thousands, but, David, his, tens of thousands?
Akişne insanaaşe mang'uk'le eyhen: – İna şene ölkayna paççah Davud dişeene? Mık'ar ha'amee yadaaşee ing'une hək'ee dişdiy qədəqqə: «Şaulee aazırbışika, Davudeeme, yits'ne aazırbışika gyapt'ı»?
12 And David laid up these words in his heart, —and feared greatly, because of Achish king of Gath.
Davuduk'le man eyhenbı g'ayxhımee, mana Gatne paççahıle, Akişile qəyq'ən giyğal.
13 So he feigned himself mad, in their sight, and raged in their hand, —and struck against the doors of the gate, and let his spittle run down upon his beard.
Davudee vucecar-vuc manbışde ögil bəç'ər xhinne hagva, mang'vee beynyava karbı ha'a, qıç'ekku akkayk cıgabı hı'ı, rixhybı saqqalılqa gekka.
14 Then said Achish unto his servants, —Lo! ye can see, a madman playing his pranks, wherefore should ye bring him in, unto me?
Akişee cune insanaaşik'le eyhen: – Şok'le g'ecen mana insan bəç'ərır. Nişisne şu mana zasqa arı?
15 Lacking of madmen, am I that ye should bring in this one to play his mad pranks, unto me? Shall, this, one enter my household?
Zaqa bəç'ərarne k'ılyba, şu inar zasqa bəç'əriyvalla haa'as arı? İnəxrına insan yizde xaaqa ikkeç'es eyxheye?
