Esther 5
1 Three days later, Esther [prepared a big banquet/feast. Then she] put on the robes that showed that she was queen, and she went to the inner courtyard of the palace, across from the room where the king was. He was sitting on the throne, facing the entrance [of the room].
Üchinchi küni Ester shahane kiyimlirini kiyip, ordining ichkiriki hoylisigha kirip, padishahning öylirining udulida turdi; padishah bolsa öz shahane öyidiki textide, öydin derwazigha qarap olturatti.
2 When the king saw Esther standing there in the courtyard, he extended the gold scepter/staff toward her [to signal that he would be glad to talk to her]. So Esther came close and touched the tip of the scepter/staff.
Padishah xanish Esterning hoylida turghinini kördi; xanish uning neziride iltipat tapqach, u qolidiki altun hasisini uninggha tenglidi. Ester aldigha kélip shahane hasining uchigha qolini tegküzdi.
3 Then the king asked her, “Esther, what do you want? Tell me, and I will give you what you want, even if you ask me to give you half of my kingdom!”
Padishah uningdin: — I xanishim Ester, birer ishing barmidi? Néme teliping bar? Hetta padishahliqimning yérimini telep qilsangmu shu sanga bérilidu, dédi.
4 Esther replied, “[Your majesty, ] if it pleases you, you and Haman come to the banquet that I have prepared for you!”
— Eger aliylirigha layiq körünse, padishahimning Hamanni élip özlirige teyyarlighan ziyapitimge daxil bolup qedem teshrip qilishlirini ötünimen, — dédi Ester.
5 The king said [to his servants], “Go and tell Haman to come quickly to a banquet that Esther has prepared for the two of us!” So the king and Haman went to the banquet that Esther had prepared for them.
Padishah: — Téz bérip Hamanni qichqirip kélinglar, Esterning déginidek qilinsun, — dédi. Shuning bilen padishah Hamanni élip Ester teyyarlighan ziyapetke bardi.
6 While they were drinking wine, the king said to Esther, “Tell me what you [really] want. I will give it to you, even if [you ask for] half of my kingdom.”
Dastixan üstide sharab ichiliwatqanda padishah Esterge: — Néme teliping bar? U sanga bérilidu; néme iltijaying bar? Hetta padishahliqimning yérimini telep qilsangmu shundaq qilinidu, dédi.
7 Esther replied, “[I will tell you] what I want [most of all. Your majesty], if you are pleased with me, and if you are willing to give me what I am requesting, please come [again] tomorrow to another banquet that I will prepare for the two of you. Then I will tell you [what I really want”].
Ester uninggha jawab bérip: — Méning telipim we iltijayim bolsa, —
Mubada men aliylirining neziride iltipatqa érishken bolsam, shundaqla padishahimgha méning telimni ijabet qilish hem iltijayimni orundash muwapiq körünse, aliylirining Hamanni birge élip ete silerge teyyarlaydighan ziyapitimge yene bir qétim daxil bolushlirini ötünimen; ete men choqum padishahimning emri boyiche ish qilimen, — dédi.
9 Haman was feeling very happy as he left the banquet. But then he saw Mordecai sitting at the gate of the palace. Mordecai did not stand up and tremble fearfully in front of Haman, so Haman became extremely angry.
Shu küni Haman könglide yayrap, xushal-xuram qaytip chiqti; lékin Mordikayning orda derwazisida uning aldida ne ornidin qopmay ne midirlimay olturghanliqini körgende, köngli uninggha qattiq qehr-ghezepke toldi.
10 However, he did not show that he was angry; he [just] went home. Then he gathered together his wife Zeresh and his friends,
Lékin Haman ghezipini bésiwélip, öyige keldi-de, dost-aghinilirini we xotuni Zereshni chaqirtip,
11 and he boasted to them about being very rich, and about having many children. He also boasted that the king had greatly honored him, and that the king had (promoted him/given him the second-most important job in the empire), so that [all] the other officials had to respect him.
özining bayliqlirining shan-sheripi, perzentlirining köplüki, shundaqla padishahning özini qandaq östürüp barliq hörmet-izzetke sazawer qilghanliqi, özini qandaq qilip padishahning hemme emirliri we emeldarliridin üstün mertiwige ige qilghanliqi toghrisida bir-birlep sözlep ketti.
12 Then Haman added, “And that is not all! Queen Esther invited just two of us, the king and me, to a banquet she prepared for us today. And she is inviting [only] the two of us to another banquet that she will prepare tomorrow!”
Haman yene: — Silerge désem, xanish Ester méningdin bashqa méhman chillimay, peqet padishah bilen ikkimiznila özi teyyarlighan ziyapetke chillighanidi, etimu méni padishah bilen bille özi [teyyarleydighan ziyapetke] chillidi.
13 Then Haman said, “But those things (mean nothing to me/do not make me happy) while I keep seeing that Jew, Mordecai, [just] sitting there at the gate of the palace [and ignoring me]!”
Shughinisi, orda derwazisida olturghan héliqi Mordikay dégen Yehudiyni körginimde, bularning hemmisi manga tolimu menisiz tuyulidu, dédi.
14 So Haman’s wife Zeresh and all his friends [who were there] suggested, “[Why don’t you quickly] set up (a gallows/posts on which to hang someone). Make it 75 feet tall. Then tomorrow morning ask the king to hang Mordecai on it. After that, you can go to the banquet with the king and be cheerful.” That idea pleased Haman [very much], so he gave [men] orders to set up the gallows/posts.
Andin ayali Zeresh we barliq dost-aghiniliri uninggha jawab bérip: — Ellik gez égizliktiki dardin birni teyyarlap, ete etigende padishahtin Mordikayni dargha ésishni telep qilsila bolmidimu, shuningdin kéyin xushal yayrighan halda padishah bilen bille ziyapetke baridila, déyishti. Bu gep Hamanni xush qiliwetti, shuning bilen u dar yasitip qoydi.
