Daniel 1
1 After King Jehoiakim had been ruling in Judah for almost three years, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon came to Jerusalem [with his army] and surrounded the city.
Yahudayne paççahee Yehoyakimee paççahiyvalla haa'ane xhebıd'esde sen, Baabilyna paççah Navuxodonosor, cune g'oşunuka İyerusalimısqa qarı. Mang'una g'oşun şaharne hiqiy-alla ulyoozar, mana avqas vukkiykan.
2 [After two years, ] Yahweh allowed Nebuchadnezzar’s [soldiers] to capture Jehoiakim, [who was the] King of Judah. They also took some of the things that were in the temple of God, and took them to Babylonia. There Nebuchadnezzar put them in the temple of his god.
Xudaavandee Yahudayna paççah Yehoyakim Navuxodonosorusqa qele. Navuxodonosoree Allahne xaançe sabara karbıd alyaat'anbı. Navuxodonosoree manbı Şinareeqa, Baabilyva eyhene cigabışeeqa, cune byutybışde xaaqa qıkkı, maane xazineeqa giyxhe.
3 Then Nebuchadnezzar commanded Ashpenaz, the chief official in his palace, to bring [to him] some of the Israeli men [whom they had brought to Babylon. He wanted men] who belonged to important families, including the family of the King of Judah.
Qiyğa paççah Navuxodonosoree cune sarayne işçeeşine vuk'lel ulyorzulyne Aşpenazılqa əmr haa'a: «Paççahne nasılençenbıyiy qıvaats'ıyne İzrailyne xizanbışeençen,
4 [King Nebuchadnezzar wanted only] men who were very healthy, handsome/good-looking, wise, well-educated, capable of learning many things, and suitable for working in the palace. He also wanted to teach them the Babylonian language and have them read things that had been written in the Babylonian language.
vuk'dyak'aran, micagın, ək'elikan, ats'alynan, kar xət qıxhes əxəsın, sarayee paççahıs, paççahee eyhen ha'as əxəsın mek'vunbı see'e. Manbışis ğu Baabilyna miziy kitabbı xət qe'e».
5 The king commanded [his servants], “Give them the same kind of food and wine that is given to me. Train them for three years. Then they will become my servants.”
Paççahee manbışis vucee otxhanne otxhuniykeyiy çaxıreke yiğısiysta pay curaa'a. Manbışed xhebılle senna qətqiyle qiyğa, paççahıs xidmat haa'aniy givğalas.
6 Among the young Israeli men [who were chosen] were [me], Daniel, and Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah, who all came from Judah.
Mang'vee sav'uynbışika sacigee cühütyar Daniyal, Xananya, Mişael, sayır Azarya eyxhe.
7 But Ashpenaz gave us [Babylonian] names. The name he gave to me was Belteshazzar, the name he gave to Hananiah was Shadrach, the name he gave to Mishael was Meshach, and the name he gave to Azariah was Abednego.
Paççahne işçeeşine vuk'lel ulyorzuling'vee manbışis medın dobı giyxhe: Daniyalılqa Belyteşassar, Xananyalqa Şadrak, Mişaelilqa Meşak, Azaryalqad Aved-Nego.
8 But I decided that I would not eat the kind of food that the king ate, or drink the wine that he drank, because that would make me (ritually defiled/unacceptable to God). So I asked Ashpenaz to allow me to eat and drink other things.
Daniyalee culed-alqa eyhen: «Zıcar zı paççahee otxhanne otxhuniykayiy mang'vee ulyoğane çaxıreka mı'q'ı' qidya'as». Vucecar vuc mı'q'ı' qıdyı'iynemee, mang'vee sarayne işçeeşine vuk'lel ulyorzuling'ulqa ghal aaqa.
9 God had caused Ashpenaz to greatly respect me,
Allahee həməxüd ha'a, Daniyal sarayne işçeeşine vuk'lel ulyorzuling'une ulen aqqaqqana, mana mang'usqa yugra qarayle.
10 but he was worried about what I suggested. He said, “My master, the king, has commanded that you eat the kinds of food and drink that he does. If [you eat other things and as a result] you become more thin and pale than the other young men who are your age, he will [order his soldiers to] cut off my head because of what you have done!”
Sarayne işçeeşine vuk'lel ulyorzulyung'vee, Daniyalık'le eyhen: – Şos otxhuniyiy çaxır heleva uvhuyne yizde xərıng'ule, paççahıle zı qəyq'ənna. Paççahne ulesqa şu manesa mek'vunbışile zaifba qabee, manke mang'vee yizda vuk'ul g'ats'aak'vanas.
11 Ashpenaz had ordered a guard to watch me, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah.
Sarayne işçeeşine vuk'lel oo ulyorzulyung'vee, Daniyalne, Xananyanne, Mişaelyne, Azaryanne vuk'lel ooqa insan giyxhe. Daniyalee mang'uk'le eyhen:
12 So I said to this guard: “[Please] test us for ten days. [During that time] give us [only] vegetables to eat and water to drink.
– Qora ğu, yits'ne yiğna şi, yığın nukarar, siliys üvxe. Hasre şas, oxhanas saccu alyadıynçike allecen, ulyoğasıd xhyan helecen.
13 After ten days, see how we look, and see how the other young men look, the ones who are eating the kind of food that the king eats. Then you can decide about [what food you will let us eat].”
Nekke qiyğab ilyaake, şiyee aq'vayle yugba deşxheene, paççahın kar otxhanan mek'vunbıyee. Mançile qiyğa vas nəxüdiy ıkkan həməxüdud he'e.
14 The guard agreed to do what I suggested, and he tested us like that for ten days.
Mana manbışe eyhençilqa qarı, manbı yits'ılle yiğna siliys üvxiyxə.
15 After ten days, [he saw that] my three friends and I looked healthier [DOU] than the young men who had been eating the food that the king wanted them to eat.
Yits'ne yiğıle manbı, paççahın otxhuniybı otxhunne, maane menne mek'vunbışile yugbab, ç'ak'ıbab g'ooce vuxha.
16 So after that, the guard gave us [only] vegetables to eat; he did not give us the king’s special food and wine.
Man g'acu, mane nukaree, manbışin paççahee helen otxhuniyiy çaxır, manbışisse g'ayşu, alyadıynbı hele.
17 And God gave to us four young men wisdom and the ability to study many things that Babylonians had written and studied. And [he also gave to] me the ability to understand the meaning of visions and dreams.
Allahee mane yoq'ne mek'vung'us ats'al, ı'limbı ats'axhxhesda ək'el huvu. Daniyalıs gyagvad ıxhayn, nik'ek g'acuynıd hucoo eyheniyva eyhesıd əxı'yn.
18 When those three years that the king had set for training us young men from Judah were ended, Ashpenaz brought all of us to King Nebuchadnezzar.
Paççah Navuxodonosoree manbı cusqa ableva eyhen yiğ qadı hitxhıring'a, sarayne işçeeşine vuk'lel ulyorzulyung'vee manbı paççahısqa abayle.
19 The king talked with [each of] us, and realized that none of the other young men were as capable as Hananiah, Mishael, Azariah and I were. So we four became the king’s special advisors/servants.
Paççah manbışde gırgıng'uka yuşan ha'ana, mang'uk'le manbışde yı'q'nee Daniyalıka, Xananyayka, Mişaelika, Azaryayka sa aqqasda merna iveeke deş. Mançile qiyğa manbı paççahısqa işilqa alyabat'a.
20 In all important matters, the king found that what we [four men] advised was ten times as good as what all the magicians and sorcerers/fortune-tellers in his kingdom advised.
Paççahee manbışike gırgıne ats'alybışdeyiy ək'elikane karbışde hək'ee qidghın hı'ımee, g'ecen, manbışik'le cune ölkeene gırgıne sehırbazaaşileyiy cadubı ha'anbışile yits'ne yəqqees geedıd ats'a.
21 I remained [there serving the king more than 60 years], until the first year that Cyrus became king.
Daniyal Kir eyhene paççahee, paççahiyvalla haa'asde senilqamee maa axva.
