Yǝxaya 18
1 Aⱨ, Efiopiyǝ dǝryalirining boyliridiki ⱪanatlarning wiȥildiƣan awazliri bilǝn ⱪaplanƣan yǝr-zemin! — Sǝn ⱪomux kemilǝr üstidǝ ǝlqilǝrni dengizdin ɵtküzüp ǝwǝtisǝn; — I yǝl tapan hǝwǝrqilǝr, Egiz boyluⱪ ⱨǝm siliⱪ terilik bir ǝlgǝ, Yiraⱪ-yeⱪinlarƣa ⱪorⱪunq bolidiƣan bir millǝtkǝ, Zemini dǝryalar tǝripidin bɵlüngǝn, Küqlük, tajawuzqi bir ǝlgǝ [ⱪaytip] beringlar!
Tragedy is coming to the land of whirring wings that lies along the rivers of Ethiopia,
They send messengers downriver in papyrus boats. Swift messengers, go and take a message to a tall and smooth-skinned people, to a people feared by everyone, to a very powerful nation of conquerors, whose land is washed away by rivers.
3 Jaⱨanda turuwatⱪanlarning ⱨǝmmisi, Jimiki yǝr yüzidikilǝr! Taƣlarda bir tuƣ kɵtürülgǝndila, Kɵrünglar! Kanay qelinƣandila, Anglanglar!
All you people of the world, everyone who lives on earth—you will see when a banner is raised on the mountains, you will hear when a trumpet sounds.
4 Qünki Pǝrwǝrdigar manga mundaⱪ dedi: — Mǝn tinqliⱪta turimǝn, Nur üstidǝ yalildap turƣan issiⱪtǝk, Issiⱪ ⱨosul mǝzgilidiki xǝbnǝmlik buluttǝk, Ɵz turalƣumda kɵzitimǝn;
For this is what the Lord has told me: I will watch quietly from where I live, quiet as heat haze in sunlight, quiet as a mistcloud in the heat of harvest.
5 Qünki ⱨosul elix aldida, Üzüm qeqǝkligǝndin keyin, Qeqǝklǝr üzüm bolƣanda, U putiƣuqi piqaⱪlar bilǝn bihlarni kesip, Ⱨǝm xahlirini kesip taxlaydu.
For before the harvest, after the flower is gone and becomes an unripe grape, he prunes the vine with a knife to take out the shoots and branches.
6 Ular yiƣixturulup taƣdiki alƣur ⱪuxlarƣa, Yǝr yüzidiki ⱨaywanlarƣa ⱪaldurulidu. Alƣur ⱪuxlar ulardin ozuⱪlinip yazni ɵtküzidu, Yǝr yüzidiki ⱨaywanlar ular bilǝn ⱪixni ɵtküzidu.
They will all be left as carrion for the birds of prey of the mountains, and for the wild animals. The birds will eat them in summer, and all the wild animals in winter.
7 Xu künidǝ samawi ⱪoxunlarning Sǝrdari bolƣan Pǝrwǝrdigarƣa bir sowƣat elip kelinidu; Yǝni egiz boyluⱪ ⱨǝm siliⱪ terilik bir millǝttin, Yiraⱪ-yeⱪinlarƣa ⱪorⱪunq bolidiƣan bir ǝldin, Zemini dǝryalar tǝripidin bɵlüngǝn, Küqlük, tajawuzqi bir millǝttin berilidu; Samawi ⱪoxunlarning Sǝrdari Pǝrwǝrdigarning nami bolƣan jayƣa, Yǝni Zion teƣiƣa elip kelinidu.
At that time a gift will be brought to the Lord Almighty from a tall and smooth-skinned people, from a people feared by everyone, from a very powerful nation of conquerors, whose land is washed away by rivers. It will be brought to Mount Zion, the place identified with the Lord Almighty.
