< Pǝnd-nǝsiⱨǝtlǝr 17 >
1 Ⱪurbanliⱪ gɵxlirigǝ tolƣan jedǝllik ɵydin, Bir qixlǝm ⱪuruⱪ nan yǝp, kɵngül tinqliⱪta bolƣan ǝwzǝl.
It is better [to eat] a dry piece [of bread] and not have strife/quarrels than to have a big feast in a house where [everyone] is quarreling.
2 Hizmǝtkar qewǝr bolsa, hojisining nomusta ⱪoyƣuqi oƣlini baxⱪurar; Kǝlgüsidǝ u hojining oƣli ⱪatarida turup uning mirasni tǝⱪsim ⱪilar.
A slave who acts wisely will [some day] be the boss of his master’s disgraceful son and when his master dies, the slave will receive part of his master’s possessions.
3 Sapal ⱪazan kümüxni tawlar, qanaⱪ altunni tawlar, Biraⱪ adǝmning ⱪǝlbini Pǝrwǝrdigar sinar.
[Workers put] silver and gold in a very hot furnace [to burn out what is impure], and Yahweh [similarly] examines people’s inner beings [to see if they are pure].
4 Ⱪǝbiⱨ kixi yaman sɵzlǝrgǝ ixinǝr; Yalƣanqi pitniqilǝrning sɵzigǝ ⱪulaⱪ salar.
Those who do what is evil pay attention to people who say [MTY] what is evil, and liars pay attention to [other people’s] lies.
5 Miskinlǝrni mǝshirǝ ⱪilƣuqi, ɵzini Yaratⱪuqini ⱨaⱪarǝtligüqidur; Baxⱪilarning bǝhtsizlikidin huxal bolƣan kixi jazasiz ⱪalmas.
Those who make fun of poor [people] insult God, the one who made the poor [people], [and] those who are happy when [someone else has] troubles will certainly be punished [LIT] [by God].
6 Ⱪerilarning nǝwriliri ularning tajidur; Pǝrzǝntlǝrning pǝhri ularning atiliridur.
Old [people] are [usually] proud of [MET] their grandchildren, [just like] children are [usually] proud of their parents.
7 Əhmǝⱪ yarixiⱪ gǝp ⱪilsa uningƣa yaraxmas; Mɵtiwǝr yalƣan sɵzlisǝ uningƣa tehimu yaraxmas.
Fine/Eloquent speech is not suitable for foolish people to say, just like lies are not suitable for rulers [to say].
8 Para — uni bǝrgüqining nǝziridǝ esil bir gɵⱨǝrdur; Goya uni nǝgila ixlǝtsǝ muwǝppǝⱪiyǝtkǝ erixidiƣandǝk.
People think that a bribe is like a magic stone [to persuade someone to do what they want him to do]; they think that because of the bribe, that person will do whatever they want him to do.
9 Baxⱪilarning hataliⱪini yoputup kǝqürgǝn kixi meⱨir-muⱨǝbbǝtni kɵzlǝr; Kona hamanni soriƣan kixi yeⱪin dostlarni düxmǝn ⱪilar.
If you want people to like/love you, forgive them for the wrong things that they do to you. If you continue to remind them about those wrong things, they will no longer be your friends.
10 Aⱪilanigǝ singgǝn bir eƣiz tǝnbiⱨ, Əhmǝⱪⱪǝ urulƣan yüz dǝrridin ünümlüktur.
Rebuking people who have good sense will accomplish more for them than hitting them 100 times [with a stick].
11 Yamanlar pǝⱪǝt asiyliⱪni kɵzlǝr; Uni jazalaxⱪa rǝⱨimsiz bir ǝlqi ǝwǝtilǝr.
[Because] wicked people are always trying to cause trouble, someone will be sent to severely punish them.
12 Əhmiⱪanǝ ix ⱪiliwatⱪan nadan kixigǝ uqrap ⱪalƣandin kɵrǝ, Baliliridin ayrilƣan eyiⱪⱪa yoluⱪup ⱪalƣan yahxi.
A mother bear whose cubs have been taken away from her is dangerous, but it is more dangerous to confront a foolish person who is doing something foolish.
13 Kimki yahxiliⱪⱪa yamanliⱪ ⱪilsa, Ixikidin bala-ⱪaza neri kǝtmǝs.
If someone does something evil in return for something good being done to him, evil/trouble will never leave that person’s family.
14 Jedǝlning baxlinixi tosmini su elip kǝtkǝngǝ ohxaydu; Xunga jedǝl partlaxtin awwal talax-tartixtin ⱪol üzgin.
Starting a quarrel is like allowing water to start to leak out of a dam; they both need to be stopped before they get worse.
15 Yamanni aⱪliƣan, Ⱨǝⱪⱪaniyƣa ⱪara qapliƣan, Ohxaxla Pǝrwǝrdigarƣa yirginqliktur.
There are two things that Yahweh hates: (Condemning innocent [people]/Saying that people who have done nothing wrong must be punished), and declaring that people who have done wicked things should not be punished.
16 Əhmǝⱪning kɵngli danaliⱪni ǝtiwarlimisa, Ⱪandaⱪmu uning ⱪolida danaliⱪni setiwalƣudǝk puli bolsun?
It is useless to allow foolish people [RHQ] to try to become wise by paying for it, because they do not have enough good sense to become wise.
17 [Ⱨǝⱪiⱪiy] dost ⱨǝrdaim sanga muⱨǝbbǝt kɵrsitǝr, [Ⱨǝⱪiⱪiy] ⱪerindax yaman kününg üqün yardǝmgǝ dunyaƣa kǝlgǝndur.
Friends love [others] all the time, and relatives are able to help us when we have troubles.
18 Əⱪilsiz kixi ⱪol berip, Yeⱪini üqün kepil bolidu.
[If someone borrows money from another person], it is foolish for you to promise [IDM] that you will pay the money back if that other person is unable to pay back the money that he borrowed.
19 Jedǝlgǝ amraⱪ gunaⱨⱪa amraⱪtur; Bosuƣini egiz ⱪilƣan ⱨalakǝtni izdǝr.
Those who like to sin [also] like to cause strife/trouble; [and] those who build fancy doors in their houses [to show that they are very wealthy] (OR, speak proudly) are inviting disaster.
20 Niyiti buzulƣan yahxiliⱪ kɵrmǝs; Tilida ⱨǝⱪ-naⱨǝⱪni astin-üstün ⱪilƣuqi balaƣa yoluⱪar.
Those who (have perverse minds/are always thinking about doing evil things) will not prosper, and disasters will happen to those who always tell lies.
21 Bala ǝhmǝⱪ bolsa, ata ƣǝm-ⱪayƣuƣa patar; Ⱨamaⱪǝtning atisi huxalliⱪ kɵrmǝs.
Children who are foolish [soon] cause their parents to be very sad; their parents will not be joyful at all.
22 Xad kɵngül xipaliⱪ doridǝk tǝngǝ dawadur; Sunuⱪ roⱨ-dil adǝmning yilikini ⱪurutar.
Being cheerful is [like swallowing] good medicine; being discouraged/gloomy [all the time will] (drain away your energy/cause you to become weak) [MTY].
23 Qirik adǝm yǝng iqidǝ parini ⱪobul ⱪilar; U adalǝtning yolini burmilar.
Wicked people/judges accept bribes that are given to them secretly, and as a result they do not decide matters justly/fairly.
24 Danaliⱪ yorutulƣan kixining kɵz aldida turar; Biraⱪ ǝⱪilsizning kɵzi hiyalkǝxlik ⱪilip ⱪutupta yürǝr.
Those who have good sense determine to do what is wise, but foolish people are always thinking about many different things [and never decide what they should do].
25 Galwang bala atini azabƣa salar; Uni tuƣⱪuqiningmu dǝrdi bolar.
Children who are foolish cause their father to be sad and [also] cause their mother to be very sorrowful.
26 Ⱨǝⱪⱪaniylarƣa jǝrimanǝ ⱪoyuxⱪa ⱪǝt’iy bolmas; Əmirlǝrni adalǝtni ⱪolliƣini üqün dumbalaxⱪa bolmas.
It is not right to force someone who has done nothing wrong to pay a fine; it is wrong to punish good/respected people.
27 Bilimi bar kixi kǝm sɵzlük bolar; Yorutulƣan adǝm ⱪaltis eƣir-besiⱪ bolar.
Those who have good sense do not talk a lot, and those who (control their tempers/keep themselves from becoming very angry) are [truly] wise.
28 Ⱨǝtta ǝhmǝⱪmu az sɵzlisǝ dana ⱨesablinar; Tilini tizginligǝn kixi danixmǝn sanilar.
People [may] think that foolish people who do not say anything are wise; if foolish people (do not say anything/keep their mouths shut), others will think that they are [very] intelligent.