Samuil 2 16
1 Dawut taghning choqqisidin emdila ötüshige Mefiboshetning xizmetkari Ziba ikki yüz nan, bir yüz kishmish poshkili, yüz yazliq méwe poshkili we bir tulum sharabni ikki éshekke artip uning aldigha chiqti.
When David [and the others] had gone a little way past the top of the hill, Mephibosheth’s servant Ziba met him. He had with him two donkeys that were carrying 200 loaves of bread, 100 bunches/clusters of raisins, 100 bunches of fresh fruit, and a leather bag full of wine.
2 Padishah Zibagha: Bularni néme üchün ekelding? dédi. Ziba: Ésheklerni padishahning ailisidikiler ménishi üchün, nanlar bilen yazliq miwilerni ghulamlarning yéyishi üchün, sharabni chölde hérip ketkenlerning ichishi üchün ekeldim — dédi.
The king said to Ziba, “What are these for?” Ziba replied, “The donkeys are for your family to ride on, the bread and the fruit are for your soldiers to eat, and the wine is for them to drink when they become exhausted in the desert.”
3 Padishah: Ghojangning oghli nede? — dep soridi. Ziba padishahqa jawab bérip: U yenila Yérusalémda qaldi, chünki u: Bügün Israil jemetidikiler atamning padishahliqini manga yandurup béridu, dep olturidu — dédi.
The king said, “Where is Mephibosheth, the grandson of your [former] master [Saul]?” Ziba [deceived David by] saying, “He stayed in Jerusalem, because he thinks that now the Israeli people will allow him to rule the kingdom that his grandfather Saul ruled.”
4 Padishah Zibagha: Mana Mefiboshetning hemmisi sanga tewe bolsun, déwidi, Ziba: Men silige tezim qilimen; silining aldilirida iltipat tapsam, i ghojam padishah, — dédi.
The king said to Ziba, “Okay, everything that belonged to Mephibosheth is now yours.” Ziba replied, “Your Majesty, I will humbly serve you; and I desire/hope that you will always be pleased with me.”
5 Dawut padishah Bahurimgha kelgende, mana Saulning jemetidin bolghan, Géraning oghli Shimey isimlik bir adem shu yerdin uning aldigha chiqti; u bu yaqqa kelgech kimdu birini qarghawatatti.
When King David [and those with him] arrived at Bahurim [town], a man named Shimei met him. Shimei, whose father was Gera, was one of Saul’s relatives. Shimei was cursing David as he approached.
6 U Dawutning özige we Dawut padishahning barliq xizmetkarlirigha qarap tashlarni atti; hemme xelq bilen barliq palwanlar padishahning ong teripide we sol teripide turatti.
Then he threw stones at David and his officials, even though the officials and David’s bodyguards surrounded David.
7 Shimey qarghap: Yoqal, yoqal, hey sen qanxor, iplas!
Shimei cursed David and said to him, “Get out of here, you murderer, you scoundrel!
8 Sen Saulning ornida padishah boldung, lékin Perwerdigar uning jemetining qénini séning béshinggha qayturdi; emdi Perwerdigar padishahliqni oghlung Abshalomning qoligha berdi; mana, özüngning rezilliking séning üstüngge chüshti, chünki sen bir qanxorsen! — dédi.
Yahweh is (getting revenge on/punishing) you all for murdering [MTY] many people in Saul’s family. And now he is giving Saul’s kingdom to your son Absalom. You murderer, you are being paid back for the many people that you have killed/murdered [MTY]!”
9 Zeruiyaning oghli Abishay padishahqa: Némishqa bu ölük it ghojam padishahni qarghisun? U yerge bérip uning béshini keskili manga ijazet bergeysen! — dédi.
Then Abishai said to the king, “Your Majesty, this man is [as worthless as] [MET] a dead dog! (Why should he be allowed to curse you?/He should not be allowed to curse you.) [RHQ] Allow me to go over there and cut off his head!”
10 Lékin padishah: I Zeruiyaning oghulliri, méning bilen néme karinglar? U qarghisa qarghisun! Eger Perwerdigar uninggha, Dawutni qarghighin, dep éytqan bolsa, undaqta kim uninggha: Némishqa bundaq qilisen? — déyelisun?
But the king replied, “You two sons of Zeruiah, (do not tell me what to do/this does not concern you) [RHQ]. If he is cursing me because Yahweh told him to do that, certainly no one should say ‘(Why are you doing that?/You should not be doing that.) [RHQ]’”
11 Dawut Abishaygha we barliq xizmetkarlirigha: Mana öz pushtumdin bolghan oghlum méning jénimni izdigen yerde, bu Binyamin kishi uningdin artuqraq qilmamdu? Uni qarghighili qoyghin, chünki Perwerdigar uninggha shundaq buyruptu.
Then David said to Abishai and to all his officials, “You know that my own son is trying to kill me. So [it is not surprising that] this man from the tribe of Benjamin is also trying to kill me. So ignore him, and allow him to curse me, because [perhaps he thinks that] Yahweh told him to do that.
12 Perwerdigar belkim méning derdlirimni nezirige élip, bu ademning bügün méni qarghighanlirining ornida manga yaxshiliq yandurar, dédi.
Perhaps Yahweh will see that I am having all this trouble, and [some day he will repay me by] (blessing/doing good things for) me in return for this man cursing me today.”
13 Shuning bilen Dawut öz ademliri bilen yolda méngiwerdi. Shimey bolsa Dawutning uduldiki tagh baghrida mangghach qarghaytti hem tash étip topa-chang chachatti.
Then David and those who were with him walked along the road, and Shimei continued walking along the hillside near him. While he walked along, he cursed David and threw stones and dirt at him.
14 Padishah we uning bilen bolghan xelqning hemmisi hérip, menzilge barghanda u yerde aram aldi.
When David and those who were with him arrived at the Jordan [River], they were very tired. So they rested there.
15 Emdi Abshalom barliq Israillar bilen Yérusalémgha keldi; Ahitofel uning bilen bille idi.
While that was happening, Absalom and all the Israeli people who were with him had arrived in Jerusalem. Ahithophel had also arrived there.
16 Dawutning dosti arkiliq Hushay Abshalomning qéshigha kelgende, u Abshalomgha: Padishah yashisun! Padishah yashisun! — dédi.
When David’s friend Hushai came to Absalom, he said to Absalom, “I desire/hope that the king will live a long time! May you live for many years!”
17 Abshalom Hushaygha: Bu séning dostunggha körsitidighan himmitingmu? Némishqa dostung bilen barmiding? — dédi.
Absalom said to Hushai, “You have been loyal [RHQ] to your friend [David for a long time]. So why did you not go with him [instead of coming to me]?”
18 Hushay Abshalomgha: Yaq, undaq emes, belki Perwerdigar we bu xelq hemde Israillarning hemmisi kimni tallisa, men uninggha tewe bolay we uning yénida turimen.
Hushai replied, “I will serve the one whom Yahweh and these people and all the other people of Israel have chosen [to be their king]. So I will stay with you.
19 Shuningdin bashqa kimning xizmitide bolay? Uning oghlining qéshida xizmet qilmamdim? Séning atangning qéshida xizmet qilghandek, emdi séning qéshingda xizmet qilay, — dédi.
You are my master [King David’s] son; if I do not serve you, what other man should I serve [RHQ]? I will serve you as I served your father.”
20 Andin Abshalom Ahitofelge: Meslihetliship yol körsitinglar; qandaq qilsaq bolar? — dédi.
Then Absalom said to Ahithophel, “What do you advise that we should do?”
21 Ahitofel Abshalomgha: Atangning ordisigha qarighili qoyghan kénizekliri bilen bille yatqin; shuning bilen pütkül Israil séning özüngni atanggha nepretlik qilghanliqingni anglaydu; shundaq qilip sanga egeshkenlerning qolliri küchlendürülidu, dédi.
Ahithophel replied, “Your father left some of his slave wives in the palace to take care of it. Have sex [EUP] with them. When everyone in Israel hears that you have done that, they will realize that you are acting very contemptuously toward your father. Then all those who are with you will be very encouraged.”
22 Shuning bilen ular Abshalom üchün ordining ögziside bir chédir tikti; Abshalom hemme Israilning közliri aldida öz atisining kénizekliri bilen bille boldi.
So they set up a tent for Absalom on the roof [of the palace]. And Absalom went into the tent and had sex [EUP] with his father’s slave wives, [one by one, ] and everyone [HYP] could see [him going into the tent].
23 U künlerde Ahitofelning bergen mesliheti xuddi kishi Xudadin sorap érishken söz-kalamdek hésablinatti. Uning Dawutqa we Abshalomgha bergen hemme meslihetimu hem shundaq qarilatti.
In those days, people accepted what Ahithophel recommended as though he were speaking the words of God. So just as David had always accepted what Ahithophel said, now Absalom did also.
