Psalms 129

1 [I say that] my enemies have (afflicted/caused trouble for) me ever since I was young. [Now I ask you, my fellow] Israelis, to repeat those same words:

Waƙar haurawa. Sun yi mini danniya ƙwarai tun ina ƙarami, bari Isra’ila yă ce,

2 “Our enemies have afflicted us since our nation began, but they have not defeated us!

sun yi mini danniya ƙwarai tun ina ƙarami, amma ba su yi nasara a kaina ba.

3 [Our enemies struck us with whips] that cut into our backs [MET] like a [farmer uses a] plow to cut deep furrows into the ground.”

Manoma sun nome bayana suka yi kunyoyinsu da tsayi.

4 [But] Yahweh is righteous, and he has freed [me] from being a slave [MTY] of wicked [people].

Amma Ubangiji mai adalci ne; ya’yantar da ni daga igiyoyin mugaye.

5 I wish/hope that all those who hate Jerusalem/Israel will be ashamed because of being defeated.

Bari dukan waɗanda suke ƙin Sihiyona a juye da su baya da kunya.

6 I hope/wish that they will be [of no value], like grass that grows on the roofs of houses that dries up and does not grow tall;

Bari su zama kamar ciyawa a kan rufi, wadda takan bushe kafin tă yi girma;

7 [as a result] no one [cuts it and] puts it in bundles and carries it away.

da ita mai girbi ba ya iya cika hannuwansa, balle wanda yake tarawa yă cika hannuwansa.

8 People who pass by [and see men harvesting grain usually greet them by saying to them], “We wish/hope that Yahweh will bless you!” But this will not happen [to those who hate Israel]. We, acting as Yahweh’s representatives, bless you [Israelis.]

Kada masu wuce su ce, “Albarkar Ubangiji ta kasance a kanku; muna sa muku albarka a cikin sunan Ubangiji.”