Salamo 65
1 Mitamà azo e Tsiône ao ty sabo, ry Andrianañahare: vaho ama’o ty ifantàñe.
To the choirmaster a psalm of David a song. To you silence [is] praise O God in Zion and to you it will be paid a vow.
2 O ry Mpijanjin-kalaly, mitontoñe ama’o ze kila sandriñe.
O [you who] hear prayer to you all flesh they will come.
3 Maozatse te amako o sata tsi-vokatseo, f’ie ty hanao fijebañañe ho amo fandilara’aio.
Things of iniquities they are [too] strong for me transgressions our you you atone for them.
4 Haha t’indaty joboñe’o vaho ampitotohe’o himoneñe an-kiririsa’o ao: ho heneke ty hasoa añ’akiba’o ao zahay, an-kivoho’o miavake ao.
How blessed! - [is [the] one whom] you choose and you may bring [him] near he dwells courts your may we be satisfied by [the] goodness of house your [the] holy [place] of temple your.
5 Fitoloñañe mampañeveñe ro anoiña’o anay an-kavantañañe, ry Andrianañaharem- pandrombahañe anay, Ihe ro fatokisa’ ze olon-tane iaby, naho o an-driake tsietoitaneo.
Awesome [deeds] - in righteousness you answer us O God of salvation our [the] trust of all [the] ends of [the] earth and [the] sea distant.
6 Ie ami’ty haozara’o ro nampijadoñe o vohitse misadia hafatrarañeo;
[who] established Mountains by strength his [who] is girded with might.
7 Ihe ro mampitsiñe ty fitroña’ o riakeo, ty figodobo’ o kinerakeo, vaho ty fivoamboaña’ o borizañeo.
[who] calms - [the] uproar of [the] seas [the] uproar of Waves their and [the] tumult of [the] peoples.
8 Mampañeveñe o mpimoneñe añ’olon-taneo o vilo’oo; vaho ampirebehe’o ty fionjona’ o maraiñeo naho o haleñeo.
And they were afraid - [the] inhabitants of [the] ends from signs your [the] going out of morning and evening you make shout for joy.
9 Tilihe’o ty tane toy naho tondraha’o rano: vaho fanjàka ty nampamokara’o aze amy sakan’Añahare miheneheney; nañalankaña’o ampemba, izay ty fañajaria’o i taney.
You visit the earth - and you made overflow it much you make rich it [the] stream of God is full water you prepare grain their for thus you prepare it.
10 Anoe’o lonte soa o hàto’eo, amàta’o o vavahali’eo: lotrahe’o ami’ty ereke, tahie’o ty fitovoa’e.
Furrows its [surely] watering you press down ridges its with copious showers you soften it growth its you bless.
11 Sabakae’o ami’ty havokara’o ty taoñe, ampitsopatsopahen-tsolike o oloñolo’oo;
You crown [the] year of goodness your and tracks your they drip! fatness.
12 Mitsiritsioke o fiandrazañe am-patrambeio; vaho misikim-pirebehañe o vohitseo.
They drip [the] pastures of [the] wilderness and rejoicing [the] hills they gird on.
13 Misaroñe biby fiandrazeñe o hivokeo, miravak’ ampemba o vavataneo; mitreñe an-kaehake le misabo.
They are clothed [the] pastures - flock[s] and [the] valleys they cover themselves grain they shout for joy also they sing.
