Ecclesiastes 12
1 While you are still young, keep thinking about [God], who created you. Do that before [you are old] and you experience many troubles, during the years when you say “I no [longer] enjoy being alive.”
Emdi yaman künler béshinggha chüshmigüche, shundaqla sen: «Bulardin héch huzurum yoqtur» dégen yillar yéqinlashmighuche yashliqingda Yaratquchingni ésingde ching tut;
2 [When you become old], the light from the sun and moon and stars will [seem] dim [to you], and [it will seem that the rain] clouds [always] return [quickly] after it rains.
quyash, yoruqluq, ay we yultuzlar qarangghuliship, yamghurdin kéyin bulutlar qaytip kelmigüche uni ésingde tutqin.
3 Then your [arms that you use to protect] [MET] your bodies will shake/tremble, and your [legs that support] [MET] your bodies will become weak. Many of your [teeth that you use to] grind/chew [your food] will fall out, and your [eyes that you use to] look out of windows will not see clearly.
Shu küni «öyning közetchiliri» titrep kétidu; palwanlar égilidu, ezgüchiler azliqidin toxtap qalidu, dérizilerdin sirtqa qarap turghuchilar ghuwaliship kétidu;
4 Your [ears] [MET] will not hear the noise in the streets, and you will not be able to hear clearly the sound of people grinding grain with millstones. You will be awakened in the morning by hearing the birds singing/chirping, [but] you will not be able to hear well the songs that (the birds/people) sing.
kochigha qaraydighan ishikler étilidu; tügmenning awazi pesiydu, kishiler qushlarning awazini anglisila chöchüp kétidu, «naxshichi qizlar»ning sayrashliri sus anglinidu;
5 You will be afraid to be in high places and afraid of dangers on the roads that you walk on. [Your hair] will become [white like] [MET] the flowers of almond trees. [When you try to walk], you will drag yourself along like [MET] grasshoppers, and you will no longer desire [to have sex]. Then you will [die and] go to your eternal home, and people who will mourn for you will be in the streets.
kishiler égizdin qorqidu, kochilarda wehimiler bar dep qorqup yüridu; badam derixi chichekleydu; chéketke ademge yük bolidu, shindir méwisi solishidu; chünki insan menggülük makanigha kétidu we shuning bilen teng, matem tutquchilar kochida aylinip yüridu;
6 [Think much about God now, because] soon our lives will end, [like] [MET] silver chains or golden bowls that break easily, or like pitchers/jugs that are broken at the water fountain, or like broken pulleys at a well.
kümüsh tana üzülgüche, altun chine chéqilghuche, aptuwa bulaq yénida pare-pare bolghuche, quduqtiki chaq kardin chiqquche,
7 Then our corpses will [decay and] become dirt again, and our spirits will return to God, the one who gave us our spirits.
topa-chang esli tupraqqa qaytquche, roh özini bergen Xudagha qaytquche — Uni ésingde tutqin!
8 [So] I say [again] that it is difficult to understand why everything happens; everything is mysterious.
Bimenilik üstige bimenilik!» — deydu hékmet toplighuchi — «Bimenilik üstige bimenilik! Hemme ish bimeniliktur!»
9 I was considered to be a very wise man, and I taught the people many things. I assembled/collected and wrote down many proverbs, and I carefully thought about and studied them.
Shuningdek, hékmet toplighuchi dana bolupla qalmastin, u yene xelqqe bilim ögitetti; u oylinip, köp pend-nesihetlerni tarazigha sélip, retlep chiqti.
10 I searched for the right words, and what I have written is reliable and true.
Hékmet toplighuchi yéqimliq sözlerni tépishqa intilgen; ushbu yézilghini bolsa durus, heqiqet sözliridin ibarettur.
11 The things that [I and other] wise people say [teach people what they should do]; they are like [SIM] (goads/sharp sticks that people use to strike animals to direct where they should go). They are like [SIM] nails that stick out of pieces of wood. They are given to us by [God, who is like] [MET] our shepherd.
Dana kishining sözliri zixqa oxshaydu, ularning yighindisi ching békitilgen mixtektur. Ular Birla Padichi teripidin bérilgendur.
12 [So], my son, pay careful attention to what I have written, and choose carefully what you read that others have written, [because] writing proverbs/books is endless, and [trying to] study them all will cause you to become exhausted.
Uning üstige, i oghlum, bulardin sirt herqandaq yézilghanlardin pexes bol; chünki köp kitablarning yézilishining ayighi yoq, shuningdek köp öginish tenni upritidu.
13 [Now] you have heard all [that I have told you], and here is the conclusion: Revere God, and obey his commandments, because those commandments summarize everything that people should do.
Biz pütün ishqa diqqet qilayli; Xudadin qorqqin we uning emr-permanlirigha emel qilghin; chünki bu insanning toluq mejburiyitidur;
14 And do not forget that God will judge everything that we do, good things and bad things, [even] things that we do secretly.
chünki adem qilghan herbir ish, jümlidin barliq mexpiy ishlar, yaxshi bolsun, yaman bolsun, Xuda ularning soriqini qilidu.
