Samu'il 1 18
1 Dawut bilǝn Saulning sɵⱨbiti ayaƣlaxⱪanda, Yonatanning kɵngli Dawutning kɵngligǝ xundaⱪ baƣlandiki, uni ɵz jenidǝk sɵydi.
After David finished talking with Saul, [he met Saul’s son, Jonathan.] Jonathan [immediately] liked David; in fact, he began to love/like him as much as he loved/liked himself.
2 Saul bolsa u küni uni ɵz yenida elip ⱪelip, uni atisining ɵyigǝ ⱪaytⱪili ⱪoymidi.
From that day, Saul kept David with him, and did not let him return home.
3 Yonatan Dawut bilǝn ǝⱨdǝ ⱪilixti; qünki u uni ɵz jenidǝk sɵyǝtti.
Because Jonathan loved David so much, he made a solemn agreement with David. [They promised each other that they would always be loyal friends].
4 Yonatan uqisidiki tonni selip Dawutⱪa bǝrdi, yǝnǝ jǝng kiyimlirini, jümlidin ⱨǝtta ⱪiliqi, oⱪyasi wǝ kǝmirinimu uningƣa bǝrdi.
Jonathan took off his own outer robe and gave it to David. He also gave David his soldier’s tunic, his sword, his bow [and arrows], and his belt.
5 Saul Dawutni nǝgila ǝwǝtsǝ u xu yǝrgǝ baratti, xundaⱪla ixlarni jayida ⱪilatti. Xuning üqün Saul uni lǝxkǝrlǝrning üstigǝ ⱪoydi. Bu ix barliⱪ hǝlⱪⱪǝ wǝ ⱨǝm Saulning hizmǝtkarliriƣimu yaⱪti.
[David went wherever Saul sent him. And] whatever Saul told him to do, David did it very successfully. As a result, Saul appointed David to be a commander in the army. All the officers and other men in the army (approved of/were very pleased with) that.
6 Dawut Filistiyni ɵltürüp kɵpqilik bilǝn yanƣanda Israilning ⱨǝmmǝ xǝⱨǝrliridiki ⱪiz-ayallar Saulni nahxa eytip ussul oynap ⱪarxi alƣili qiⱪti; ular huxluⱪ iqidǝ dap wǝ üqtar bilǝn nǝƣmǝ qelixti.
But, when the men in the army were returning home after David had killed Goliath, the women came out from many [HYP] towns in Israel to meet/greet King Saul. They were singing and dancing very joyfully, playing tambourines and lyres.
7 Ⱪiz-ayallar nǝƣmǝ qalƣanda: — Saul minglap ɵltürdi, wǝ Dawut on minglap ɵltürdi, dǝp oⱪuxatti.
As they danced, they sang this song to each other: “Saul has killed 1,000 [enemy soldiers], But David has killed 10,000 [of them].”
8 Buni anglap Saul naⱨayiti hapa boldi; bu sɵz uning kɵngligǝ tǝgdi. U: — Dawutⱪa on minglap ⱨesablandi, ǝmma manga pǝⱪǝt minglap ⱨesablandi; ǝmdi padixaⱨliⱪtin baxⱪa uningƣa ⱨeqnǝrsǝ kǝm ǝmǝs, dedi.
[When] Saul [heard them singing that, he] did not like it. He became very angry. He said [to himself], “They are saying that David [killed] 10,000 men, but that I [have killed] only 1,000. Soon they will want to make him their king!” [RHQ]
9 Xu kündin tartip Saul Dawutni kɵzlǝp yürdi.
From that time, Saul watched David very closely because he was suspicious [that David would try to become king].
10 Ətisi Huda tǝripidin ⱪabaⱨǝtlik bir roⱨ Saulning üstigǝ qüxti wǝ u ɵyidǝ ⱪalaymiⱪan jɵyligili turdi. Əmdi Dawut baxⱪa waⱪittikidǝk ⱪoli bilǝn qiltar qaldi; Saulning ⱪolida nǝyzǝ bar idi.
The next day, an evil spirit sent by God suddenly took control of Saul. He began to act like a madman, inside his house. David was playing the lyre for him, as he did every day. Saul was holding a spear in his hand,
11 Saul: — Dawutni tamƣa nǝyzǝ bilǝn ⱪadiwetimǝn dǝp, nǝyzini atti; lekin Dawut ikki ⱪetim ɵzini daldiƣa aldi.
and he hurled it [at David], saying to himself, “I will fasten David to the wall with the spear!” He did that two times, but David jumped aside [both times].
12 Pǝrwǝrdigarning Dawut bilǝnla bolup, ɵzidin yiraⱪlap kǝtkini üqün Saul Dawuttin ⱪorⱪatti.
Because [it became evident that] Yahweh had abandoned Saul but [that] he was helping David, Saul was afraid of David.
13 Xuning üqün Saul Dawutni ɵz yenidin ayrip, uni lǝxkǝrlǝrgǝ mingbexi ⱪilip ⱪoydi; u lǝxkǝrlǝrni elip jǝnggǝ qiⱪip turatti.
So he appointed David as a commander of 1,000 soldiers and sent David away from him, [hoping that David would be killed in a battle]. But when David led his soldiers [in their battles],
14 Dawut bolsa ⱨǝmmǝ ixlarni pǝm bilǝn ⱪilatti; qünki Pǝrwǝrdigar uning bilǝn billǝ idi.
he always had great success, because Yahweh was helping him.
15 Saul uning pǝmlik ikǝnlikini kɵrüp uningdin bǝk ⱪorⱪatti.
When Saul heard that David [and his soldiers were] very successful, he became more afraid of David.
16 Əmma pütkül Israil bilǝn Yǝⱨuda hǝlⱪi Dawutni sɵyǝtti; qünki u ularni yetǝklǝp jǝnggǝ qiⱪatti.
But all the people of Israel and of Judah loved David, because he led the soldiers very successfully [in the battles].
17 Saul Dawutⱪa: — Mana, qong ⱪizim Merab — mǝn uni sanga hotunluⱪⱪa bǝrgüm bar. Sǝn pǝⱪǝt hizmitimgǝ jan-pida bolup, Pǝrwǝrdigarning jǝngliridǝ kürǝx ⱪilƣin, dedi. Qünki Saul iqidǝ: — U mening ⱪolum bilǝn ǝmǝs, bǝlki Filistiylǝrning ⱪoli bilǝn yoⱪitilsun, dǝp hiyal ⱪilƣanidi.
One day Saul said to David, “I am ready to give you my oldest daughter, Merab, to be your wife. I will do that if you serve me bravely by fighting battles for Yahweh [against the Philistines]”. He said that because he thought, “I will not try to get rid of David by myself. I will allow the Philistines to do that.”
18 Əmma Dawut Saulƣa: — Mǝn kim idim, mening atamning jǝmǝti Israil arisida nemǝ idi, mǝn ⱪandaⱪmu padixaⱨning küy’oƣli bolay? — dedi.
But David said to Saul, “I am not [RHQ] a very important person, and my family is not very important, and my clan is not a very important Israeli clan. So I do not deserve to become your son-in-law.” [RHQ]
19 Lekin Saulning ⱪizi Merab Dawutⱪa berilidiƣan waⱪitta, u Mǝⱨolatliⱪ Adriǝlgǝ hotunluⱪⱪa berildi.
So, when it was time for Merab to be given to David to become his wife, instead, Saul gave her to a man named Adriel, from Meholah [town].
20 Əmma Saulning ⱪizi Miⱪalning kɵngli Dawutⱪa qüxkǝnidi. Baxⱪilar buni Saulƣa eytti, bu ixtin Saul hux boldi.
But Saul’s other daughter, Michal, fell in love with David. When they told Saul about that, he was pleased.
21 Saul: — Ⱪizimni Dawutⱪa berǝy, u uningƣa bir sirtmaⱪ bolup, Filistiylǝrning ⱪolida yoⱪitilsun, dǝp oylidi. Xuning bilǝn Saul Dawutⱪa: — Bügün ikkinqi ⱪetim küy’oƣlum bolisǝn, dedi.
He thought, “I will let Michal marry him, in order that she may trap him, and the Philistines will be able to kill him.” So he said to David, [“You can marry Michal],” and by saying that, he indicated for the second time that David would become his son-in-law.
22 Saul ɵz ƣulamliriƣa: — Dawutⱪa astirtin: — Mana, padixaⱨ sǝndin sɵyünidu, wǝ ⱨǝmmǝ ƣulamliri sanga amraⱪ. Xuning üqün padixaⱨning küy’oƣli bolƣin, dǝp eytinglar, dǝp tapilidi.
Saul told his servants, “Talk to David privately, and say to him, ‘Listen, the king is pleased with you, and all of us his servants love you. So now [we think that] you should [marry Michal and] become the king’s son-in-law.’”
23 Saulning ƣulamliri bu sɵzlǝrni Dawutning ⱪuliⱪiƣa yǝtküzdi. Lekin Dawut: — Nǝziringlarda padixaⱨning küy’oƣli bolux kiqik ixmu? Mǝn bolsam bir kǝmbǝƣǝl wǝ ǝtiwarsiz adǝmmǝn — dedi.
So they told that to David. But David said, “It would be a great honor [RHQ] to become the king’s son-in-law. But [I do not think that I should do that, because] I am only a poor and insignificant man.”
24 Saulning ƣulamliri Saulƣa Dawutning degǝnlirini ɵz ǝyni yǝtküzdi.
When the servants told Saul what David had said,
25 Saul: — Silǝr Dawutⱪa: — Padixaⱨ sanga baxⱪa toyluⱪ alƣuzmaydu, pǝⱪǝt padixaⱨ düxmǝnliridin intiⱪam elix üqün yüz Filistiyning hǝtnilikinila alidu, dǝp eytinglar, dedi (Saulning mǝⱪsiti bolsa Dawutni Filistiylǝrning ⱪolida yoⱪitix idi).
Saul replied, “Go and say to David, ‘[In order for] the king [to allow you to marry Michal, he] wants [you to kill] 100 Philistines [and cut off] their foreskins [and bring the foreskins to him to prove that you have killed them]. In that way he will get revenge on his enemies.’” But what Saul wanted was that the Philistines would kill David [while David was trying to kill them].
26 Ƣulamlar bu sɵzlǝrni Dawutⱪa yǝtküzdi; padixaⱨning küy’oƣli bolux Dawutⱪa yeⱪip ⱪaldi. Əmdi bekitilgǝn mɵⱨlǝt toxmayla,
When the servants told that to David, he was very pleased that he could become the king’s son-in-law [by doing that. The king had said how many days he would allow for David to do that]. But before that time ended,
27 Dawut turup ɵz adǝmliri bilǝn qiⱪip ikki yüz Filistiyni ɵltürdi. Dawut ularning hǝtnilikini kesip elip padixaⱨning küy’oƣli bolux üqün bularning ⱨǝmmisini padixaⱨⱪa tapxurdi. Saul ⱪizi Miⱪalni uningƣa hotunluⱪⱪa bǝrdi.
David and his men went and killed, [not 100, but] 200 Philistines! He brought their foreskins to Saul, and counted them [while Saul was watching], in order to prove that he had [done what the king required so that he could become Saul’s son-in-law. So then Saul was obligated] to allow David to marry his daughter Michal.
28 Saul Pǝrwǝrdigarning Dawut bilǝn billǝ ikǝnlikini wǝ ɵz ⱪizi Miⱪalning uni sɵyidiƣanliⱪini kɵrüp
But when Saul realized that Yahweh was helping David, and that his daughter loved David,
29 Dawuttin tehimu ⱪorⱪti. Xuning bilǝn Saul üzlüksiz Dawutⱪa düxmǝn boldi.
he became more afraid of David. So, as long as Saul lived, he was David’s enemy.
30 Filistiylǝrning ǝmirliri daim soⱪuxⱪa qiⱪatti; ǝmma ⱨǝr ⱪetim qiⱪsila Dawutning ixliri Saulning ⱨǝmmǝ hizmǝtkarliriningkidin muwǝppǝⱪiyǝtlik bolatti; xuning bilǝn uning nami [halayiⱪ] tǝripidin tolimu ⱨɵrmǝtkǝ sazawǝr bolatti.
The Philistine armies repeatedly came to fight the Israelis, but every time they fought, David and his soldiers were more successful than any of Saul’s other army commanders. As a result, David became very famous.
