Esther 2
1 After a while, King Xerxes quit being so angry. He thought about Vashti, and he thought about the law he had made because of what she [had done, and he wanted another wife].
Bu ishlar ötüp, padishah Ahashwéroshning ghezipi bésilghanda, u Washtini séghinip, uning qilghinini hem uning üstidin chiqirilghan yarliqi heqqide eslep oylinip qaldi.
2 So his personal servants said to him, “[Your majesty, ] you should send some men to search throughout the empire for some beautiful young women/virgins for you.
Shu sewebtin padishahning xizmitide turghan ghojidarlar uninggha: — Aliyliri üchün sahibjamal yash qizlarni izdep tépip keltürgeyla;
3 [After they find some, ] you can appoint some officials in each province to bring them to the place where you keep (your wives/the women you sleep with) here in Susa. Then Hegai, the man who is in charge of these women, can arrange for ointments to be put [on their bodies] to make them [more] beautiful.
aliyliri padishahliqidiki herqaysi ölkilerde barliq güzel qizlarni yighip, Shushan qel’esidiki heremsaraygha keltürüshke emeldarlarni teyin’geyla; qizlar ordidiki qiz-ayallargha mes’ul bolghan heremaghisi Hégayning qoligha tapshurulghay; ulargha kéreklik upa-englikler teminlen’gey.
4 Then the woman who pleases you most can become queen instead of Vashti.” The king liked what they suggested, so he did it.
Aliylirini söyündürgen qiz Washtining ornini bésip xanish bolsun, dédi. Bu gep padishahni xush qildi we u shundaq qildi.
5 At that time there was a Jew [living] in Susa, the capital, whose name was Mordecai, the son of Jair. Jair was a descendant of Shimei. Shimei was a descendant of [King Saul’s father] Kish. [They were all] from the tribe descended from Benjamin.
Shushan qel’eside Binyamin qebilisidin, Kishning ewrisi, Shimeyning newrisi, Yairning oghli Mordikay isimlik bir Yehudiy bar idi
6 [Many years before that, ] King Nebuchadnezzar had taken (Mordecai/Mordecai’s family) [and brought them from Jerusalem] to Babylon, at the same time he brought King Jehoiachin of Judah and many other people to Babylon.
(Kish bolsa Babil padishahi Néboqadnesar Yehuda padishahi Yekoniyah bilen bir top kishilerni tutqun qilip Yérusalémdin eketkende, ular bilen bille esir qilinip kétilgenidi).
7 Mordecai had a cousin whose [Hebrew] name was Hadassah. She had a beautiful face and beautiful body/figure. Her [Persian] name was Esther. After her father and mother died, Mordecai took care of Esther as though she were his own daughter.
Mordikay özining taghisining qizi Hadassahni (yeni Ester) béqip chong qilghanidi, chünki uning ata-anisi yoq idi. Bu qiz güzel, teqi-turqi kélishken idi; ata-anisi ölüp ketken bolghachqa Mordikay uni öz qizi qatarida béqip chong qilghanidi.
8 After the king commanded [that they search for some beautiful women], they brought Esther and many other young women to the king’s palace [in Susa], and (the king put Hegai/Hegai was put) in charge of them.
Padishahning emri we yarliqi jakarlan’ghandin kéyin nurghun qizlar Shushan qel’esige keltürülüp Hégayning qoligha tapshuruldi; shundaq boldiki, Estermu ordigha keltürülüp ordidiki qiz-ayallargha mes’ul bolghan Hégayning qoligha tapshuruldi.
9 Hegai was very pleased with Esther, and he treated her well. He immediately arranged for her to be given ointments to make her [even more] beautiful, and [he ordered that] special food [would be given to her]. [He arranged that] seven maids from the king’s palace [would take care of her], and arranged that she/they would stay in the best rooms.
Ester Hégaygha yaqqan bolup, u uninggha iltipat körsetti; u tézla uninggha upa-englik we tégishlik yémekliklerni teminlidi hem ordidin uninggha tallan’ghan yette kénizekni berdi; andin uni kénizekliri bilen heremsarayning eng ésil jayidin orun berdi.
10 Esther did not tell anyone that she was a Jew, because Mordecai had told her not to tell anyone.
Ester özining milliti we tégi-tektini héchkimge éytmidi, chünki Mordikay uninggha buni ashkarilimasliqni tapilighanidi.
11 Every day Mordecai walked near the courtyard of the place where those women stayed. He asked [people who entered the courtyard] to find out [and tell him] what was happening to Esther.
Mordikay Esterning hal-ehwalidin xewer tépish we uninggha qandaq muamile qilinidighanliqini bilish üchün, herküni heremsarayning hoylisi aldida aylinip yüretti.
12 Before these women were taken to the king, they put ointments on [the bodies of] these women for one year to make them more beautiful. For six months they [rubbed olive] oil mixed with myrrh [on their bodies each day]. For [the next] six months they rubbed ointments and perfumes on their bodies.
Qizlargha ait resmiyet boyiche, herbir qizning ordigha kirip padishah Ahashwérosh bilen bille bolush nöwitidin awwal, on ikki ay bedinini tazilishi kérek idi, chünki qizlarning «tazilinish künliri» mundaq yol bilen ada qilinatti: — alte ay murmekki méyi bilen, alte ay etir-englik we shundaqla qizlarning bedinini pakizlaydighan bashqa buyumlar bilen perdaz qilinishi kérek idi.
13 Then, when one of these women [was summoned to] go to the king, she was allowed to wear whatever clothes and jewelry she chose.
Qiz padishahning huzurigha kiridighan chaghda mundaq qaide bar idi: — Ordigha kirgende uning néme telipi bolsa, shular heremsaraydin uninggha bériletti.
14 In the evening, they would take her [to the king’s own room]. The next morning, they would take her to another place where the women [who had slept with the king] stayed. There another official whose name was Shaashgaz was in charge [of those women]. [Those women would live there for the rest of their lives, and] one of those women would go back to the king again only if the king very much wanted her to come again, and only if he told Shaashgaz the name of the woman.
Qiz axshimi kirip kétip, etisi etigende qaytip chiqqanda heremsarayning «ikkinchi bölüm»ige qayturulup, toqal-kénizeklerge mes’ul bolghan padishahning heremaghisi Shaashghazning qoligha tapshurulatti; padishah u qizgha amraq bolup qélip, ismini atap chaqirmighuche, u ikkinchi ordigha kirip padishah bilen bille bolmaytti.
15 Everyone who saw Esther liked her. After King Xerxes had been ruling for seven years, it was Esther’s turn to go to him. When they took her to the king, it was during the middle part of the winter. She wore only the things that Hegai suggested.
Mordikayning taghisi Abixailning qizi Ester, yeni Mordikay öz qizi qilip béqiwalghan qizning padishah bilen bille bolushqa kirish nöwiti kelgende, u qizlargha mes’ul bolghan padishahning heremaghisi Hégay özige teyyarlap bergen nersilerdin bashqa héchnersini telep qilmidi. Esterni körgenlerning hemmisi uni yaqturup qalatti.
Padishah Ahashwérosh seltenet sürüp yettinchi yilining oninchi éyigha, yeni Tebet éyigha kelgende, Ester uning bilen bille bolushqa shahane ordigha bashlap kirildi.
17 The king liked Esther more than he liked any of the other women [that they brought to him]. He liked her so much that he put on her head the queen’s crown, and he declared that Esther would be the queen instead of Vashti.
Padishah Esterni bashqa barliq qizlardin yaxshi körüp qalghachqa, shundaqla Ester uning iltipati hem amraqliqigha érishken bolghachqa, padishah xanish tajini uning béshigha kiydürüp, uni Washtining ornigha xanish qilip tiklidi.
18 To celebrate her [becoming the queen], he had a big banquet/feast prepared for all his administrators and [other] officials. He generously gave [expensive] gifts to everyone, and he declared that in all the provinces there would be a holiday, [a time when people did not have to pay taxes].
Andin padishah özining barliq emirliri we beg-hakimlirigha Esterning izzet-hörmiti üchün katta ziyapet berdi; u yene herqaysi ölkilerge baj-alwandin azad mezgil bolsun dep élan chiqardi hemde shahane bayliqliridin séxiyliq bilen in’amlarni berdi.
19 Later all those women who had spent a night with the king were gathered together again. By that time Mordecai had become an official at the palace.
Ikkinchi qétim qizlar shundaq yighilghan waqitta Mordikayning orda derwazisida olturidighan orni bar bolghanidi
20 But Esther still did not tell anyone that she was a Jew. She continued to do what Mordecai had told her to do.
(Ester Mordikayning tapilighini boyiche, özining milliti we tégi-tektini yenila bashqilargha éytmighanidi; chünki Ester Mordikayning gépini ilgiri baqqan waqtida anglighandek anglaytti).
21 One day when Mordecai was doing his work in the palace, two of the king’s officials were there. Their names were Bigthana and Teresh. They were the guards who stood outside the king’s own rooms. They became angry [with the king], and they were planning how they could assassinate/kill him.
U künlerde, Mordikay orda derwazisidiki ornida olturghan waqtida, padishahning Bigtan we Teresh dégen ikki derwaziwen heremaghisi padishah Ahashwéroshqa ghezeplinip, uninggha qol sélishni qestlewatqanidi.
22 But Mordecai heard about what they were planning, and he told that to Queen Esther. Then she told the king what Mordecai had found out.
Bu suyiqestni Mordikay sézip qélip, uni xanish Esterge éytti; Ester bu ishni Mordikayning namida padishahqa sözlep berdi.
23 The king investigated and found out that Mordecai’s report was true. So the king ordered that those two men be hanged. When that was done, (an official wrote a report/a report was written) about it in a book called ‘The book that records what happened while Xerxes was king’.
Bu ish sürüshte qiliniwidi, rast bolup chiqti we u ikkisi dargha ésildi. Bu weqe padishahning köz aldida tarix-tezkire kitabida pütüldi.
