Judges 14
1 One day when Samson was in Timnah [town], he saw a young Philistine woman there.
Bir waqitta, Shimshon Timnahqa chüshüp, u yerde bir qizni kördi; u Filistiy qizliridin biri idi.
2 When he returned home, he told his mother and father, “I saw a young Philistine woman in Timnah, and I want you to get her for me so I can marry her.”
U shu yerdin chiqip ata-anisining yénigha qaytip: — Men Timnahda Filistiy qizliridin birini kördüm, uni manga xotunluqqa élip béringlar, — dédi.
3 His mother and father objected very strongly. They said, “Is there no woman from our tribe, or from the other Israeli tribes, that you could marry? Why must you go to the heathen Philistines to get a wife?” But Samson told his father, “Get her for me! She is the one I want!”
Biraq ata-anisi uninggha: — Qérindashliringning qizlirining ichide yaki bizning pütkül qowmimizning arisidin sanga bir qiz chiqmasmu? Némishqa xetnisiz bolghan Filistiylerning qéshigha bérip, ulardin xotun almaqchi bolisen? — dédi; emma Shimshon atisigha: — Uni manga élip bergin, chünki u manga bek yaqti, — dédi.
4 His mother and father did not realize that Yahweh was arranging this. He was preparing a way for [Samson to defeat] the Philistines, who were ruling over Israel at that time.
Uning ata-anisi bu ishning Perwerdigar teripidin bolghinini bilmidi. Chünki Filistiyler shu chaghda Israil üstidin höküm sürüp turghan bolghachqa, U Filistiylerge taqabil turushqa purset yaratmaqchi idi.
5 So, as Samson was going down to Timnah, followed by his mother and father, a young lion attacked Samson near the vineyards close to Timnah.
Emdi Shimshon ata-anisi bilen Timnahqa chüshti; ular Timnahdiki üzümzarliqlargha yétip kelgende, mana bir yash shir hörkirigen péti uninggha étildi.
6 Then Yahweh’s Spirit came upon Samson powerfully, with the result that he tore the lion apart with his hands. He did it [as easily] as if it were a young goat. But he did not tell his mother and father about it.
Shuan Perwerdigarning Rohi uning üstige chüshüp, u qolida héchnéme bolmighan halette shirni tutup, uni oghlaqni yirtqandek yirtip titma-titma qiliwetti. Lékin u bu ishni ata-anisigha démidi.
7 When they arrived in Timnah, Samson talked with the young woman, and he liked her very much. [And his father made arrangements for the wedding].
Andin u [Timnahqa] chüshüp, u qiz bilen paranglashti, u qiz Shimshon’gha bek yarap ketti.
8 Later, when Samson returned to Timnah for the wedding, he turned off the path to see the carcass of the lion. He discovered that [after other creatures had eaten all the flesh], a swarm of bees [had made a hive in the skeleton and] had made some honey.
Birmezgildin kéyin u qizni élip kélish üchün qayta barghanda, shirning ölükini körüp baqay dep yoldin burulup qariwidi, mana shirning iskilitining ichide bir top hesel heriliri bilen hesel turatti.
9 So he scooped some of the honey into his hands and ate some of it as he was walking along. He also gave some of it to his mother and father, but he did not tell them that he had taken the honey from the skeleton of the lion, [because anyone dedicated to God was not to touch any corpse].
U heseldin ochumigha élip yep mangdi; ata-anisining yénigha kelgende, ularghimu berdi, ularmu yédi, lékin özining heselni shirning iskilitining ichidin élip kelginini ulargha démidi.
10 As his father was making the final arrangements for the marriage, Samson gave a party [for the young men in that area]. That was the custom for men to do when they were about to be married.
Uning atisi [uninggha hemrah bolup] chüshüp qizning öyige keldi, u yerde Shimshon bir ziyapet berdi, chünki burundinla toy qilidighan yigitler shundaq qilidighan resm-qaide bar idi.
11 Thirty young man were invited to the party.
Ular Shimshonni körüp, uninggha hemrah bolushqa ottuz yigitni tépip keldi; ular uninggha hemrah boldi.
12 Samson said to them, “Allow me to tell you a riddle. If you tel me the meaning of my riddle during these seven days of the celebration, I will give each of you a linen robe and an extra set of clothes.
Shimshon ulargha: — Men silerdin bir tépishmaq soray, eger siler ziyaret qilinidighan yette kün ichide uning menisini manga dep bérelisenglar, men silerge ottuz dane kanap köynek bilen ottuz yürüsh égin bérimen;
13 But if you cannot tell me the meaning, you must each give me a linen robe and an extra set of clothes.” They replied, “All right. Tell us your riddle.”
eger uni yéship bérelmisenglar, siler manga ottuz dane kanap köynek bilen ottuz yürüsh égin béringlar, — dédi. Ular uninggha: — Maqul, undaq bolsa tépishmiqingni éytqin, qéni anglayli, — dédi.
14 So he said, “From the thing that eats came something to eat; out of something strong came something sweet.” But for three days they could not tell him the meaning of the riddle.
U ulargha: — Yéyilidighini yégüchining ichidin chiqti; tatliq küchtünggürning ichidin chiqti, [bu néme]? — dédi. Ular üch kün’giche bu tépishmaqni tapalmidi.
15 On the fourth day, they said to Samson’s bride, “Ask your husband to tell you the meaning of the riddle. If you do not do that, we will burn down your father’s house, with you inside it! Did you invite us here only to make us poor [by forcing us to buy a lot of clothes for your husband]?”
Yettinchi küni shundaq boldiki, ular Shimshonning ayalining qéshigha bérip: — Sen éringni aldap-siylap, tépishmaqning menisini bizge éytip bérishke maqul qilghin; bolmisa séni atangning öyi bilen qoshup köydürüwétimiz. Siler bizni yoqsul qilishqa bu yerge chaqirghanmu?! — dédi.
16 So Samson’s wife came to him, crying, and said to him, “You do not really love me. You hate me! You have told a riddle to my friends, but you have not told me the meaning of the riddle!” He replied, “I have not told the meaning of the riddle even to my mother and father, so why should I tell it to you?”
Shimshonning ayali uning aldida yighlap turup: — Sen manga öch, méni peqet söymeysen; sen méning qowmimning baliliridin bir tépishmaqni soriding, emma manga menisini éytip bermiding, dep yighlighili turdi. Shimshon uninggha jawaben: — Mana, men uni ata-anamghimu dep bermigen tursam, sanga dep béremdim? — dédi.
17 She continued to cry every time she was with him, all during the rest of the celebration. Finally, on the seventh day, because she continued to nag him, he told her the meaning of the riddle. Then she told it to the young men.
Ziyapet ötküzülgen yette künide u érining aldida yighlapla yürdi. Shundaq boldiki, yettinchi küni bolghanda ayali uni qistap turuwalghachqa, uninggha tépishmaqning menisini éytip berdi. Andin ayal bérip öz xelqining ademlirige tépishmaqning menisini dep berdi.
18 So, before sunset on the seventh day, the young men came to Samson and said to him, “What/Nothing is sweeter than honey [RHQ]. What/Nothing is stronger than a lion [RHQ]!” Samson replied, “[You should not force a heifer to] plow a field [MET]. Similarly, if you had not forced my bride to ask me about the riddle [MET], you would not have known the answer to my riddle!”
Shuning bilen yettinchi küni kün patmasta, sheherning ademliri uninggha jawab bérip: — Heseldinmu tatliqi barmu? Shirdinmu küchtünggüri barmu? — dédi. U ulargha jawab bérip: — Eger siler méning inikim bilen yer aghdurmighan bolsanglar, tépishmiqimni hergiz tapalmayttinglar! — dédi.
19 Then Yahweh’s Spirit powerfully took control of Samson. He went down to [the coast at] Ashkelon [town], and killed 30 men. He took their clothes [and went back to Timnah] and gave them to the men who had told him the meaning of the riddle. But he was very angry about what had happened, so he went back home to live with his mother and father.
U waqitta Perwerdigarning Rohi uning üstige chüshti; u Ashkélon’gha chüshüp, Ashkélondikilerdin ottuz kishini öltürüp, ulardin olja élip, oljidin iginlerni élip kélip, tépishmaqning menisini yéship bergenlerge berdi. Shuningdek Shimshonning ghezipi kélip, ata-anisining öyige yénip ketti.
20 So (Samson’s wife was given/the bride’s father gave Samson’s wife) to the man who who had been Samson’s best man at the wedding, [but Samson did not know that].
Andin Shimshonning ayali Shimshonning hemrahliridin qoldash bolghan yigitke tewe qilindi.
