Esther 3
1 Some time later, King Xerxes (promoted/gave his most important job/work to) Haman, the son of Hammedatha, who was a descendant of [King] Agag. Haman became more important than all his other officials. [Only the king was more important.]
Bu ixlardin keyin padixaⱨ Aⱨaxwerox Agagiylardin bolƣan Ⱨammidataning oƣli Ⱨamanning mǝnsipini ɵstürdi; padixaⱨ uning ornini ɵstürüp, ɵzi bilǝn billǝ ixlǝydiƣan barliⱪ ǝmirlǝrningkidin yuⱪiri ⱪildi.
2 Then the king commanded that all the other officials had to bow down in front of Haman to honor him [when he walked by]. But Mordecai refused to bow down to Haman.
Padixaⱨ uning ⱨǝⱪⱪidǝ ǝmr ⱪilƣaqⱪa, orda dǝrwazisida turƣan padixaⱨning barliⱪ ǝmǝldarliri Ⱨamanning aldida tǝzim ⱪilip bax uratti; lekin Mordikay bolsa Ⱨamanƣa nǝ tǝzim ⱪilmidi, nǝ bax urmidi.
3 The [other] officials [saw that, and they] asked Mordecai, “Why do you disobey what the king commanded?”
Orda dǝrwazisida turƣan padixaⱨning hizmǝtkarliri Mordikaydin: — Sili nemixⱪa padixaⱨning ǝmrigǝ hilapliⱪ ⱪilidila? — dǝp soraytti.
4 Mordecai told them that he was a Jew, [and that Jews would bow down only to God]. Day after day the other officials spoke to Mordecai about that, but he still refused to obey. So they told Haman about it, to see if Haman would tolerate it.
Xundaⱪ boldiki, ular ⱨǝr küni nǝsiⱨǝt ⱪilixⱪan bolsimu, u ⱪulaⱪ salmiƣandin keyin, ular: — Ⱪeni, Mordikayning ⱪilƣan bu ixiƣa yol ⱪoyulamdu-yoⱪ, bir kɵrǝyliqu, dǝp buni Ⱨamanƣa eytti; qünki u ularƣa ɵzining Yǝⱨudiy ikǝnlikini eytⱪanidi.
5 When Haman saw that Mordecai would not bow down to him, he became extremely angry.
Ⱨaman Mordikayning ɵzigǝ bax urup tǝzim ⱪilmiƣanliⱪini kɵrüp ⱪattiⱪ ƣǝzǝplǝndi.
6 [After he found out that Mordecai was a Jew, ] he decided that it would not be enough to get rid of only Mordecai. He decided to kill all the Jews in all the area that Xerxes ruled.
Lekin u «Mordikayning üstigǝ ⱪol selixni kiqikkinǝ bir ix» dǝp ⱨesablidi; qünki ular Mordikayning millitini uningƣa dǝp ⱪoyƣanidi; xunga Ⱨaman Aⱨaxweroxning pütkül padixaⱨliⱪidiki Yǝⱨudiylarni, yǝni Mordikayning hǝlⱪini biraⱪla yoⱪitix yolini izdǝp yürdi.
7 So, during the twelfth year that Xerxes was ruling, during the month of April, [Haman told his advisors to] (cast lots/throw small marked stones) to determine the best month and the best day to kill the Jews. Haman’s advisors did that, and the day that was selected was March 7th [during the following/next year].
Padixaⱨ Aⱨaxweroxning on ikkinqi yili birinqi ayda, yǝni Nisan eyida, birsi Ⱨamanning aldida [ⱪutluⱪ] ay-künni bekitix üqün ⱨǝr kün, ⱨǝr ay boyiqǝ «pur», yǝni qǝk taxliwidi, on ikkinqi ayƣa, yǝni «Adar eyi»ƣa qiⱪti.
8 Then Haman [went to] the king [and] said to [him], “[Your majesty, ] there is a certain group of people who live in many areas [of your empire] whose customs are different from ours. They even refuse to obey your laws. So it would be good for you to get rid of them.
Ⱨaman padixaⱨ Aⱨaxweroxⱪa: — Padixaⱨliⱪlirining ⱨǝrⱪaysi ɵlkiliridiki ǝl-millǝtlǝr arisida qeqilip yaxawatⱪan bir hǝlⱪ bar; ularning ⱪanun-bǝlgilimiliri baxⱪa hǝlⱪlǝrningkigǝ ohximaydu, ular aliylirining ⱪanun-bǝlgilimilirigimu boysunmaydu; xunga ularning yaxixiƣa yol ⱪoyux aliyliriƣa ⱨeq payda yǝtküzmǝydu.
9 If it pleases you, command that they should all be killed. [If you do that, ] I will give (375 tons/750,000 pounds) of silver to your administrators so that you can use it for your government.”
Əgǝr padixaⱨimƣa layiⱪ kɵrünsǝ, ularni yoⱪitix toƣruluⱪ yarliⱪ pütüp qüxürgǝyla; mana mǝn ɵz yenimdin on ming talant kümüxni aliylirining hǝzinilirigǝ selix üqün padixaⱨliⱪning ixlirini baxⱪuridiƣan hadimlarning ⱪoliƣa tapxurimǝn, dedi.
10 The king liked [what Haman said, so, and to confirm what he decided], he gave the ring that had his official seal on it to Haman, who now hated the Jews.
Xuning bilǝn padixaⱨ ɵzining barmiⱪidin üzükni siyrip qiⱪirip, Yǝⱨudiylarning rǝⱪibi, Agagiy Ⱨammidataning oƣli Ⱨamanƣa berip:
11 The king told Haman, “Keep your money, but do what you want to with those people [whom you talked about]!”
— Xu kümüxlǝrni ɵzünggǝ in’am ⱪildim, u hǝlⱪnimu sanga tapxurdum, ularni ⱪandaⱪ ⱪilixni halisang, xundaⱪ ⱪil! — dedi.
12 On April 17th Haman summoned the king’s secretaries, and he dictated a letter to them that they [translated and] wrote to all the governors and administrators and other officials in all the provinces. They wrote copies of the letter in every language and every kind of writing/alphabet that was used in the empire. They wrote that all the Jews, [including] young people and old people, women and children, had to be killed on one day. That day was March 7th of the following year. They also wrote that [those who killed the Jews] could take everything that belonged to the Jews. [They signed] the king’s name [at the end of] the letters. Then they sealed the letters [with wax, and stamped the wax by] using the king’s ring. Then they sent the letters swiftly to every province in the empire,
Andin birinqi ayning on üqinqi küni padixaⱨning mirziliri qaⱪirilip, yarliⱪ Ⱨamanning barliⱪ tapiliƣini boyiqǝ pütüldi; u ⱨǝrⱪaysi ɵlkilǝrgǝ ɵz yeziⱪida, ⱨǝrⱪaysi ǝl-millǝtkǝ ɵz tilida yazdurulup, ⱨǝrbir ɵlkilǝrning waliyliriƣa, ⱨǝrbir ǝl-millǝtning ǝmirlirigǝ ǝwǝtildi; yarliⱪ padixaⱨ Aⱨaxweroxning namida pütülgǝn bolup, uning üzük mɵⱨüri bilǝn peqǝtlǝndi.
Yarliⱪ mǝktupliri qaparmǝnlǝrning ⱪoli bilǝn padixaⱨliⱪning ⱨǝrⱪaysi ɵlkilirigǝ yǝtküzüldi; uningda bir kün iqidǝ — On ikkinqi ayning, yǝni Adar eyining on üqinqi küni ⱪeri-yax, balilar wǝ ayallar demǝy, barliⱪ Yǝⱨudiylarni ⱪoymay ⱪirip, ɵltürüp, nǝsli ⱪurutuwetilsun, ularning mal-mülki olja ⱪilinsun, deyilgǝnidi.
14 The king [also commanded that] copies of these letters should be [nailed up] where [all the people] could see them, in every province, so that the people would be ready to do on the day the king had set [what was written in the letter].
Xu yarliⱪ ⱨǝrbir ɵlkidǝ jakarlinix üqün, xundaⱪla xu küni ⱨǝrbir hǝlⱪ xundaⱪ ⱪilixⱪa tǝyyar bolup turuxi üqün, mǝktupning kɵqürmǝ nushiliri ⱨǝrbir ǝl-millǝtkǝ elan ⱪilinmaⱪqi boldi.
15 Then, according to what the king commanded, men [riding horses] took those letters quickly to every province [in the empire]. And one of the letters was read [aloud to the people] in the capital city, Susa. Then the king and Haman sat down and drank [wine], but the people in Susa were very perplexed [about why this was going to happen].
Qaparmǝnlǝr padixaⱨning ǝmri boyiqǝ dǝrⱨal yolƣa qiⱪti; yarliⱪ Xuxan ⱪǝl’ǝsining ɵzidimu elan ⱪilindi. Bu qaƣda padixaⱨ Ⱨaman bilǝn xarab iqixkǝ olturƣanidi. Lekin Xuxan xǝⱨiridikilǝr dǝkkǝ-dükkigǝ qɵmüp ketixti.
