Genesis 47
1 Joseph chose five of his [older] brothers to go with him to talk to the king. He introduced his [older] brothers to the king, and then he said, “My father and my [older] brothers [and younger brother] have come from the Canaan region. They have brought all their sheep and goats and cattle and everything else that they own, and they are living now in Goshen region.”
Yusuf fironusqa hark'ın mang'uk'le eyhen: – Yizda dek, çocar cone gırgıne karaka, çavra-vəq'əyka Kana'anne ölkeençe inyaqa Goşenqa qabı.
Qiyğa mang'vee çocaaşike xhoyre g'əxı' fironusqa abı.
3 The king asked the brothers, “What work do you do?” They replied, “We are shepherds, just as our ancestors were.”
Fironee Yusufne çocaaşik'le eyhen: – Hucoonexhe haa'an? Manbışe fironuk'le eyhen: – Yiğın g'ular, con dekkar xhinne çobanar vob.
4 They also said to him, “We have come here to live for a while in this land, because the famine is very severe in Canaan, and our animals have no (pasture/grass to eat) there. So now, please let us live in the Goshen region.”
Şi inyaqa qabıynbı Kana'anne ölkee it'umun mısvalybı gidğılva, yiğne nukaraşisın çavra-vəq'ə uxhiyxhana'asın cigabı deşva. Hucoone ixhes, şi həşde Goşen aaxvas havaasre.
5 The king said to Joseph, “I am happy that your father and your [older] brothers [and younger brother] have come to you.
Fironee Yusufuk'le eyhen: – Yiğna dekkiy çocar vasqavub abı.
6 They can live wherever you want in the whole country of Egypt. Give your father and your brothers the best part of the land. They can live in Goshen. And if you know that any of them have any special ability to work with livestock, have them be in charge of my own livestock, too.”
Misir vas ıkkanan ciga g'əyxe: dekkısiy çocarşis ine cigayne gırgınçile yugne cigee ciga qee'e. Havaasre manbı Goşenee aaxvecen. Vak'le manbışin yugun çobanar vaats'axheene, g'əvxhee məxbınbı yizde çavra-vəq'əyqa ilyaakecen.
7 Then Joseph brought his father Jacob [into the palace] and introduced him to the king. Jacob asked God to bless the king.
Yusufee cuna dek Yaaq'ub fironusqa arayle. Yaaq'ubee fironus xayir-düə hoole.
8 Then the king asked Jacob, “How old are you?”
Fironee mang'uke qiyghanan: – Vaqa xhulelle senne vod?
9 Jacob replied, “I have been traveling around for 130 years. I have not lived as long as my ancestors, but my life has been full of troubles.”
Yaaq'ubee fironus inəxdun alidghıniy qele: – Yizde ı'mı'ren vəşşe xhebts'al sen zı inyaa-şaa hı'ı. Yizda ı'mı'r k'ılyba, dağamba vuxha. Dekkaаşe menəəng'ə hı'iyn senbımeeyib xıliyba vuxha deş.
10 Then Jacob again [asked God to] bless the king, and left him.
Yaaq'ub fironus xayir-düə huvu ayk'anna.
11 [That is how Joseph enabled his father and older] brothers [and younger brother] to start living in Egypt. As the king had commanded, he gave them property in the best part of the land, in [Goshen, which is now called] Rameses.
Yusufee fironee uvhuyn xhinne ha'a, dekkısdayiy çocaaşisda ciga Misir qaa'a, manbışis gırgınçile yugun Ramses eyhene cigeençe ciga hele.
12 Joseph also provided food for all his father’s family. The amounts that he gave them were according to how many children each of them had.
Sayid Yusufee dekkısın, çocaaşisın otxhuniy xizanbışis sik'ı havace.
13 There were no crops growing in the whole region, because the famine was very severe. The people of Egypt and Canaan [MTY] became weak because they did not have enough food to eat.
Mısvalla manimee geeb qooxhe, ç'iyeyne aq'val otxhanan kar ivdeeke giyğal. Misirıniy Kana'anın cəmə'ət mısvaline xılençe vuççud dena aaxva.
14 Joseph collected all the money that the people in Egypt and Canaan paid for the grain they were buying from him, and he brought the money to the king’s palace.
Yusufee Misireeneyiy Kana'anne insanaaşis suk massa huvu maadın gırgın pılbı fironus sa'a.
15 When the people of Egypt and Canaan had spent all their money for grain, they all kept coming to Joseph and saying, “Please give us some food! If you do not give us grain, we will die [RHQ]! We have used all our money to buy food, and we have no money left!”
Misirneyiy Kana'anne insanaaşin gırgın pılbı g'att'uyng'a, gırgın misirğançenbı Yusufusqa abı eyhen: – Şas gıney hele. Nişil-allane şi yiğne ulene ögee hapt'as? Yişin pılbı g'attuynbı.
16 Joseph replied, “Since your money is all gone, bring me your livestock. If you do that, I will give you food in exchange for your livestock.”
Yusufee eyhen: – Vuşun pılbı g'att'uxhee, manke həyvanar alle, zı şos mançine cigee gıney heles.
17 So they brought their livestock to Joseph. He gave them food in exchange for their horses, their sheep and goats, their cattle, and their donkeys.
Manbışe Yusufusqa con balkanar, çavra-vəq'ə, əməler ha'aykı adayle. Yusufee mane adıyne həyvanaaşike gıney badal ha'a. Mane sen mang'vee məxüd manbışde həyvanaşike gıney badal ha'a.
18 The next year they came to him again and said, “We cannot hide this from you: We have no more money, and now our livestock belongs to you. We have only our bodies and our land to give to you. We have nothing else left.
Man sen ılğeç'umee, manbı Yusufusqa abı eyhen: – Vak'le ats'an, şaqa pıl deşin, yişin həyvanarıd vas ıxha. Şaqa yişde xərıng'unemee tanbışileyiy cigabışile ğayrı vuççud axu deş.
19 (If you do not give us some food, we will die!/Do you want to watch us die?) [RHQ] If you do not give us seeds, our fields will become useless [IDM]. Buy us and our land in exchange for food. Then we will be the king’s slaves, and he will own the land. Give us seeds that we can plant and grow food, in order that we will not die, and in order that our land will not become like a desert.”
Nişil-allane yiğne ulene ögiyl şakınıd yişde cigabışikınıd ixhes? Şas, yişde cigabışiliy şal-alla gıney hele. Havaasre şi fironus nukarar vuxhes. Hucoone ixhes, şas sayid toxumbı hele. Manke şinab hapt'as deş, yişin cigabıd sahralqa sak'alas deş.
20 So Joseph bought all the farms in Egypt for the king. The people of Egypt each sold their land to him because the famine was very severe, [and they had no other way to get money to buy food]. So all the farms became the king’s farms.
İnəxüd Yusufee gırgın Misirın cigabı fironus ileşşe. Mısvalybışil-alla gırgıne Misirğançenbışe con cigabı massa hele. Məxüd Yusufee Misirğan gırgın cigabı fironne doyilqa alğa'a.
21 As a result, Joseph caused all the people from one border of the country to the other to become the king’s slaves.
Misireene gırgıne insanaaşike Yusufee fironus g'ular haa'a.
22 But he did not buy the priests’ land, because they received food from the king regularly, so the food that the king gave them was enough for them. That is the reason they did not sell their land to him.
Fironee kaahinaaşina hək' qooleva, mang'vee saccu manbışin cigabı ilydeşşe. Mana vucee qoolena hək' manbışde otxhuniys g'iviyxhar vuxha. Mançil-allad kaahinaaşe con cigabı massa hele deş.
23 Joseph said to the people [who sold themselves and their land to him], “Listen to me! Today I have bought you and your land for the king. So here are seeds for you so that you can plant them in the ground.
Yusufee milletık'le eyhen: – Həşde şunab, vuşun cigabıd zı fironus alişşu. Haane toxum, alyapt'ı ooze.
24 But when you harvest the crop, you must give one-fifth of the crop to the king. The rest of the crop you can keep, to be seed to plant in the fields, and to be food for you and your children and for everyone else in your household to eat.”
Suk saа'ang'a xhonçuna sa pay fironus qevle. Avxuna yoq'uble payıb oozasiy ooxhanas, şosiy vuşde xizanınbışis vuxhecen.
25 They replied, “You have saved our lives! We want you to be pleased with us. And we will be the king’s slaves.”
Manbışe eyhen: – Yişda xərna, ğu şas yugvalla hav'u, ğu şi hapt'ıyke g'attivxhan hav'u. G'iyniyke şaqa şi fironun g'ular vob.
26 So Joseph made a law about all the land in Egypt, stating that one-fifth of the crops that are harvested belongs to the king. That law still exists. Only the land that belonged to the priests did not become the king’s land.
Yusufee ezu alyadıynçina xhonçuna sa pay fironus qevleva Misirne cəmə'ətıs q'aanun gyuvxhu. Saccu kaahinaaşe ezu alyadıynçina xhob'esda pay fironus qıdyoole vuxha. Məxbına q'aanun Misir g'iynab vobna.
27 Jacob and his family started to live in Egypt, in the Goshen region. They acquired property there. Many children were born to them there. As a result, their population increased greatly.
İzrailyna nasıl Misireene Goşen avxu karana vuxha. Manbı maa'ab geeb qeebaxhe.
28 Jacob lived in Egypt 17 years. Altogether he lived 147 years.
Yaaq'ub Misir yits'ıyighalle senna axva. Mang'vee vəşşe yoq'ts'ale yighılle sen hı'ı.
29 When it was almost time for him to die, he summoned his son Joseph and said to him, “If I have pleased you, make a solemn promise that you will be kind to me and faithfully do what I am now asking you: When I die, do not bury me here in Egypt.
İzrailyna qik'asda gah k'ane qooxheng'a, mang'vee cuna dix Yusuf qort'ul eyhen: – Vas zı ıkkanxhee, xıl yizde bıdık avqa gixhxhı k'ın g'assır cuvab hele: zas yugvalla hee'e, yizda nyaq'v Misir hımaa'a.
30 Instead, take my body out of Egypt, and bury it in Canaan where my ancestors are buried.” Joseph replied, “I will do that.”
Zı qik'uyng'a Misirğançe qıkkee, yizın dekkar nyaabıy nyuq'vneeqa k'yav'u, zınar maa'ar k'eyxhe. Yusufee mang'us inəxüd cuvab qele: – Zı, ğu nəxdiy eyhe həməxüdud ha'asın.
31 Jacob said, “(Swear/Solemnly promise) to me that you will do it!” So Joseph swore to do it. Then Jacob turned over in bed, bowed his head, and worshiped God.
Mang'une cuvabıs dekke eyhen: – Zas k'ın g'assre. Mang'veeyid k'ın g'iysaran. İzrail vuc g'alirxhuyne karane vuk'lek qirzıl Allahıs düə haa'a.
