Esther 8
1 On that day, did King Ahasuerus give unto Esther the queen, the house of Haman, the adversary of the Jews, —and, Mordecai, came in before the king, for Esther had told, what he was to her.
Padishah Ahashwérosh shu küni Yehudiylarning düshmini Hamanning öy-zéminini iltipat qilip xanish Esterge berdi; Mordikaymu padishahning huzurigha keltürüldi, chünki Ester özining Mordikay bilen tughqan ikenlikini padishahqa dep bergenidi.
2 And the king took off his signet-ring, which he had taken from Haman, and gave it unto Mordecai, —and Esther set Mordecai over the house of Haman.
Padishah özining Hamandin qayturuwalghan üzükini chiqirip Mordikaygha berdi, Estermu Mordikayni Hamanning öy-jayini bashqurushqa qoydi.
3 Yet again, spake Esther before the king, and fell down at his feet, —and wept and made supplication unto him, to cause the mischief of Haman the Agagite to pass away, even the plot which he had plotted against the Jews.
Ester yene padishahning aldigha kélip ayighigha yiqilip, közige yash alghan halda padishahtin Agagiylardin bolghan Haman keltürüp chiqqan balayi’apetni hem uning Yehudiylarni yoqitish suyiqestini bikar qilishni yélinip ötündi.
4 And the king held out unto Esther, the golden sceptre, —so Esther arose, and stood before the king;
Padishah altun hasisini Esterge tengliwidi, Ester ornidin qopup padishahning aldida turdi.
5 and said—If, unto the king, it seem good, and if I have found favour before him, and the thing be approved before the king, and, I myself, be pleasing in his eyes, let it be written, to reverse the letters plotted by Haman, son of Hammedatha, the Agagite, which he wrote to destroy thee Jews, who are in all the provinces of the king.
— Eger aliyliri maqul körse, eger men padishahning aldida iltipatqa érishken bolsam, eger padishahim bu ishni toghra dep qarisa, shuningdek mendin memnun bolsa, yarliq chüshürüp Agagiylardin Hammidataning oghli Haman yazghan mektuplarni, yeni padishahimning herqaysi ölkisidiki Yehudiylarni yoqitish toghrisidiki mektuplarni bikar qilidighan bir yarliq yézilishini tileymen.
6 For how can I endure to see the ruin that shall overtake my people? or how can I endure to see the destruction of my kindred?
Chünki men öz xelqimge chüshidighan bu balayi’apetke qandaqmu chidap qarap turalaymen? Öz tughqanlirimning yoqitilishigha qandaqmu chidap qarap turalaymen? — dédi Ester padishahqa.
7 Then said King Ahasuerus unto Esther the queen, and unto Mordecai the Jew, —Lo! the house of Haman, have I given unto Esther, and, him, have they hanged upon the gallows, because he thrust forth his hand against the Jews.
Padishah Ahashwérosh xanish Ester bilen Yehudiy Mordikaygha: — Mana, Haman Yehudiylargha ziyankeshlik qilmaqchi bolghachqa, men uning öy-zéminini Esterge berdim we uning özini ular dargha asti.
8 Ye, therefore, write concerning the Jews as may seem good in your own eyes, in the name of the king, and seal it with the kings signet-ring, —for a writing which hath been written in the king’s name, and sealed with the king’s signet-ring, none can reverse.
Emdi siler özünglarning toghra tapqini boyiche méning namimda Yehudiylar üchün bir yarliq yézip, méning üzük möhürümni bésinglar; chünki padishahning namida yézilghan, padishahning üzük möhüri bésilghan yarliqni héchkim bikar qilalmaydu, dédi.
9 Then were called the king’s scribes at that time—in the third month, the same, is the month Siwan, on the twenty-third thereof, and it was written according to all that Mordecai commanded unto the Jews, and unto the satraps and pashas and rulers of the provinces, which are from India even unto Ethiopia, a hundred and twenty-seven provinces, every province according to the writing thereof, and every people according to their tongue, —and unto the Jews, according to their writing, and according to their tongue;
Shu chaghda, üchinchi ayda, yeni Siwan éyining yigirme üchinchi küni, padishahning mirzilirining hemmisi chaqirip kélindi. Ular Mordikayning barliq buyrughini boyiche yarliq yazdi; yarliq Yehudalarning ishi toghruluq Hindistandin Hebeshstan’ghiche bir yüz yigirme yette ölkining waliylirigha, ölke bashliqi we beglirige yézilghan bolup, mektuplar herqaysi ölkige öz yéziqi bilen, herqaysi el-milletlerge öz tili bilen, shundaqla Yehudiylargha öz yéziqi bilen, öz tilida pütülgenidi.
10 and he wrote in the name of King Ahasuerus, and sealed it with the king’s signet-ring, —and sent letters by the hand of runners on horses, riding the swift steeds used in the kings service, bred of the stud:
Mordikay yarliqni padishah Ahashwéroshning namida yézip, uninggha padishahning üzük möhürini basti; yarliq mektuplirini padishahliqning atliqliri bilen, yeni tolparlargha, at qéchirlargha we tögilerge min’gen chewendazlar arqiliq herqaysi jaylargha yollidi.
11 That the king had granted unto the Jews who were in every city, to gather themselves together, and to stand for their life, to destroy, to slay and to cause to perish—all the force of the people and province who should distress them, their little ones and women, —and [to take] the spoil of them as a prey:
Yarliqta: «Padishah herqaysi sheherlerdiki Yehudiylarning uyushup, öz hayatini qoghdishigha, shundaqla özlirige düshmenlik qilidighan her millet we her qaysi ölkilerdiki küchlerni, jümlidin ularning bala-chaqilirini qoymay yoqitishigha, qirishigha, neslini qurutushigha, shundaqla mal-mülkini olja qilishigha ijazet bérildi;
12 upon one day, throughout all the provinces of King Ahasuerus, —upon the thirteenth of the twelfth month, the same, is the month Adar:
bu ish bir künde, yeni on ikkinchi ayning, yeni Adar éyining on üchinchi küni padishah Ahashwéroshning herqaysi ölkiliride ijra qilinsun» dep pütülgenidi.
13 A copy of the writing to be given, as an edict, throughout every province, was published to all the peoples, —and that the Jews be ready against that day, to avenge themselves on their enemies.
Yarliq herqaysi ölkige ewetilip, perman süpitide élan qilinsun, Yehudiylarning eshu küni düshmenliridin intiqam élishqa teyyarlinip qoyushi üchün yarliqning köchürülmisi herqaysi el-milletlerge uqturulsun, dep békitildi.
14 The runners that rode on the swift steeds used in the king’s service, went forth, being urged forward and pressed on, by the word of the king, —and, the edict, was given in Shusan the palace.
Shuning bilen chewendazlar tolparlargha we qéchirlargha minip padishahning buyruqi boyiche jiddiy yolgha atlandi; yarliq Shushan qel’esidimu jakarlandi.
15 And, Mordecai, went forth from the presence of the king, in royal apparel, of blue and white, with a large diadem of gold, and a mantle of fine linen and purple, —and, the city Shusan, was bright and joyful.
Mordikay kök we aq renglik shahane kiyim kiyip, béshigha katta altun tajni taqap, sösün reng kendir yépinchini yépinip, padishahning huzuridin chiqti; Shushan sheherdiki xelq xushalliqqa chömüp tentene qilishti.
16 To the Jews, had come light, and joy, —and gladness and honour.
Yehudiylar yoruqluq, shad-xuramliq we izzet-ikramgha muyesser boldi.
17 And, in every province, and in every city, whithersoever the word of the king and his edict did reach, joy and gladness, had the Jews, —a banquet and a happy day, —and, many from among the peoples of the land, were becoming Jews, for the dread of the Jews had fallen upon them.
Herqaysi ölke, herqaysi sheherlerde, padishahning emr-yarliqi yétip barghanliki yerlerde, Yehudiylar shad-xuramliqqa chömüp, ziyapet qilip mubarek bir künni ötküzüshti; nurghun yerlik ahaliler özlirini Yehudiy déyishiwaldi; chünki Yehudiylardin qorqush wehimisi ularni bésiwalghanidi.
