Pǝnd-nǝsiⱨǝtlǝr 18
1 Kɵpqiliktin ayrilip yalƣuz yürgǝn kixi ⱨaman ɵz nǝpsigǝ qoƣ tartar; Ⱨǝrⱪandaⱪ qin ⱨekmǝtkǝ ⱨaman jan-jǝⱨli bilǝn ⱪarxi qiⱪar.
Those who separate themselves [from other people] think [only] about those things that they are interested in; [if they would continually associate with] those who have good judgment/sense, they would constantly disagree/quarrel with them.
2 Əhmǝⱪ yorutuluxⱪa ⱪiziⱪmas; Ⱪiziⱪidiƣini pǝⱪǝt ɵz oyliƣanlirini kɵrsitixla, halas.
Foolish people do not want to understand [anything]; they only want to (express their [own] opinions/say what they think) [IDM].
3 Yaman kixi kǝlsǝ, nǝprǝtmu pǝyda bolar; Nomussiz ix iza-aⱨanǝttin ayrilmas.
Whenever people do wicked things, others will despise them; when people do things that cause themselves to no [longer] be honored, they will be disgraced [also].
4 Adǝmning sɵzliri qongⱪur sularƣa ohxar; Danaliⱪ buliⱪi eriⱪ süyidǝk ɵrkǝxlǝp aⱪar.
What wise people say is [like] a deep ocean [that you can never get to the bottom of] [MET], and it [refreshes us like water from] a rapidly flowing stream.
5 Yamanƣa yan besixⱪa, Soraⱪta ⱨǝⱪⱪaniyƣa uwal ⱪilixⱪa ⱪǝt’iy bolmas.
It is not good [for a judge] to decide matters in favor of those who (are guilty/have done wicked things) and to not do what is just for those who (are innocent/have not done what is wrong).
6 Əhmǝⱪning lǝwliri uni jedǝlgǝ baxlar; Uning aƣzi «Meni dumbala» dǝp tǝklip ⱪilar.
When foolish people [SYN] start arguments, [it is as though] they [SYN] are requesting/inviting someone to flog/whip them.
7 Əhmǝⱪning aƣzi ɵz bexiƣa ⱨalakǝttur; Uning lǝwliri ɵz jeniƣa ⱪapⱪandur.
What foolish people [MTY] say causes them to be ruined; their [own] words are [like] a trap [MET] [that catches/seizes] them.
8 Ƣǝywǝthorning sɵzliri ⱨǝrhil nazunemǝtlǝrdǝk, Kixining ⱪǝlbigǝ qongⱪur singdürülǝr.
[People enjoy listening to] what gossips say like [SIM] [they enjoy] tasty food; they [accept what gossips tell them like] [MET] they swallow tasty food.
9 Ixida ⱨurun bolƣan kiximu, Buzƣunqi bilǝn ülpǝtdax bolidu.
People who are lazy while they work are [just as bad] as [IDM] those who destroy things.
10 Pǝrwǝrdigarning nami mǝzmut munardur; Ⱨǝⱪⱪaniylar uning iqigǝ yügürüp kirip yuⱪirida aman bolar.
Yahweh [MTY] is [like] a strong tower [MET]; righteous people [can] go to him and be safe [like they can run to a tower to be safe].
11 Bay adǝm mal-dunyasini «mustǝⱨkǝm xǝⱨirim» dǝp bilǝr; Nǝziridǝ ɵzini saⱪlaydiƣan egiz sepildǝk turar.
Rich people [are protected because they have] a lot of money [PRS] like a city is protected because it has a high wall surrounding it [SIM].
12 Bitqit boluxtin awwal, kɵngülgǝ tǝkǝbburluⱪ kelǝr; Awwal kǝmtǝrlik bolsa, andin xɵⱨrǝt kelǝr.
Proud people are on the road to being ruined, but being humble leads to being honored.
13 Sɵzni anglimay turup, aldirap jawab bǝrgǝn, Əhmǝⱪliⱪini kɵrsitip ɵzini hijalǝttǝ ⱪaldurur.
Those who reply to someone before that person has finished speaking are foolish; doing that is disgraceful.
14 Tǝndiki aƣriⱪ azabiƣa adǝmning ɵz roⱨi bǝrdaxliⱪ bǝrgüzǝr; Biraⱪ roⱨi sunƣan bolsa uni kim kɵtürǝr?
A desire to [continue to] live can sustain someone when he is sick; if he loses that desire, he (cannot endure it/will become very discouraged) when he is sick [RHQ].
15 Yorutulƣanning ⱪǝlbi bilimgǝ erixmǝktǝ, Aⱪilanining ⱪulaⱪliri bilimni izdimǝktǝ.
Intelligent people [are always wanting to] learn more; wise people [SYN] are not content with what they already know.
16 Sowƣat ɵz igisigǝ ixikni daƣdam eqip berǝr; Uni qong ǝrbablar aldiƣa yǝtküzǝr.
If you take a gift to an important person, that will open the way to allow you to talk to him.
17 Dǝwa ⱪilƣanda, awwal sɵzligüqining sɵzliri orunluⱪ kɵrünǝr; Lekin ⱪarxi tǝrǝp soal ⱪoyup ixni sürüxtürǝr.
The first person to present his case in court seems right, but when (someone else/his opponent) begins to ask him questions, [it may become clear that what he said was not true].
18 Qǝk taxlax jedǝllǝrni tügitǝr; Ƣojilarning arisidiki ixnimu ⱨǝl ⱪilar.
If two influential/important people are arguing, [someone can] settle the matter by (casting lots/throwing marked stones to decide who is right).
19 Rǝnjigǝn ⱪerindaxning kɵnglini elix mustǝⱨkǝm xǝⱨǝrni elixtinmu tǝs; Jedǝl-majira ⱪorƣanning taⱪaⱪ-baldaⱪliriƣa ohxaxtur.
If you help relatives, they will [protect you] like [SIM] a strong wall [protects a city], but if you quarrel with them, [that will separate you from them] like bars on a city gate [separate the city from those who want to enter it] [MET].
20 Adǝm [durus] sɵzligǝnlikidin ⱪorsiⱪi toⱪ bolar; Ɵz kɵnglidin qiⱪⱪan sɵzliridin mol ⱨosul alar.
People are happy when they hear others say [MTY] something that is good, [like] they are happy when they eat food that is good [MET].
21 Ⱨayat-mamat tilning ilkididur; Kimki uning tǝsirini ǝtiwarlisa uning mewisidin yǝr.
What you say can cause others to be killed or it can cause them to [continue to] live; [so] those who like [to talk a lot] must (accept the consequences/realize that what they say can cause much harm).
22 Hotunni tallap alƣan kixi yahxiliⱪ tapidu, U Pǝrwǝrdigarning mǝrⱨimitigǝ erixkǝn bolidu.
If you marry a [good] woman, that is [like] finding a wonderful thing; [it shows that] Yahweh is pleased with you.
23 Miskinlǝr pǝs awazda yelinip sɵzlǝr; Bay bolsa ⱪopalliⱪ bilǝn jawab berǝr.
[It is necessary for] poor [people] to speak politely when they request [rich people to do something for them], but rich [people] reply very impolitely when poor people speak to them.
24 Dostni kɵp tutⱪan kixi harab bolar; Lekin ⱪerindaxtinmu yeⱪin baƣlanƣan bir dost bardur.
There are [some] people who [only] pretend to be friends [with us], but there are [some] friends who are more loyal than members of our families.
