2 Samuel 11
1 Chavang laile chonna ngai dan a anaum leng ho galkon phat laiyin David jong chun Joab le asepaite toh Israel chate abonchan galkon din asoltai; amaho jong acheuvin Ammon sepaite agasumang un, chule Rabbah kho aga umtauve. Ahin David vang chu Jerusalem khopia aumden jing nai.
And it was to [the] return of the year to [the] time of - [the] going out of (messengers *LBH(a+C)*) and he sent David Joab and servants his with him and all Israel and they destroyed [the] people of Ammon and they laid siege on Rabbah and David [was] remaining in Jerusalem.
2 Nikhat hi nilhah lam ni kihei don hin David jong asunchol na jalkhun'a konin athou doh in leng Inpi inchunga chun avah len ahileh, inchunga kon chun numei melhoi khat akisil pet tah amun ahi.
And it was - to [the] time of the evening and he arose David from on bed his and he walked about on [the] roof of [the] house of the king and he saw a woman bathing from on the roof and the woman [was] good of appearance very.
3 Hijeh chun David’in mi asol in numeinu chu koi ham, tin agadoh le sah tai. Hichea hin mi khat chun, “Hiche nu hi Eliam chanu, Hittite mipa Uriah jinu Bathsheba chu ahi” tin aseipih tai.
And he sent David and he enquired of the woman and he said ¿ not [is] this Bath-sheba [the] daughter of Eliam [the] wife of Uriah the Hittite.
4 Hichun David’in mi sottol le ho asol in amanu chu aga puisah in, Bathsheba jong chu leng inpi sung ahung lut’in, chuin David chun amanu chu aluppi tan ahi. Hichepet a hi Bathsheba chu athi neijou akisuh theng jou chabou ahi; akichaiyin amanu jong a inlama achetai.
And he sent David messengers and he took her and she came to him and he lay with her and she [was] purifying herself from uncleanness her and she returned to house her.
5 Phat chomkhat jouvin Bathsheban nao avop ahin kihetdoh phat’in aman David koma hitin thu athot in, “Keiman nao kavoptai,” ati.
And she conceived the woman and she sent and she told to David and she said [am] pregnant I.
6 Hichun David in Joab chu thu athot in: “Uriah kitipa Hittite mipa chu kahenga hinsol temin,” ati. Hijeh chun Joab in jong Uriah chu David lengpa hengah ahinsol tan ahi.
And he sent David to Joab send to me Uriah the Hittite and he sent Joab Uriah to David.
7 Chuin Uriah chu David kom ahung lhun phat’in, David’in jong Joab umchan chule mipi itobang banga um uva chule agal sat u machal jing hinam tin adongin ahi.
And he came Uriah to him and he asked David to [the] welfare of Joab and to [the] welfare of the people and to [the] welfare of the battle.
8 Chujouvin David in Uriah koma aseitai, ‘Na-in lama nomin chesuh tan, Hijeh chun Uriah jong leng inpi adalhan achesuh tai, chuin leng ipi adalhah chun anunga chun lengpa insunga konin thilpeh ding khat ahin choi peh pai paiyuvin ahi.
And he said David to Uriah go down to house your and wash feet your and he went out Uriah from [the] house of the king and it went out after him [the] gift of the king.
9 Ahivangin Uriah chu inlang achipon, lengpa kotpi phung bula kotkhah ngah ho toh chun hiche jan chun alum den tan ahi.
And he lay down Uriah [the] entrance of [the] house of the king with all [the] servants of lord his and not he went down to house his.
10 Hichun David in Uriah a inlam achilou ahin hetdoh phat chun, akou in epi jeh ham ti adong tan ahi, “Kholgama kona hung lhung nahilou ham, ibola na in lama chelouva naum ham?” tin aseitai.
And people told to David saying not he has gone down Uriah to house his and he said David to Uriah ¿ not from a journey [are] you coming why? not have you gone down to house your.
11 Hichun Uriah’in David koma aseijin, “Pathen thingkong le Israel chate chule Judah mite lhambuh jenga cheng ahiuvin, kapu sepaite kapupa Joab le asepaite jong tollhang lah a ngahmun mai maiya cheng ahiuve; ipi dinga keima in'a kachea kadu du kaneh a atui tui kadona kajinu angsunga nomtah a kalup ding ham? Nangma damlai sung le nahinkho phatlai sungsen keiman hitobang kinopsah na thil hi bol ponge,’ tin aseiye.
And he said Uriah to David the ark and Israel and Judah [are] dwelling in booths and lord my Joab and [the] servants of lord my on [the] face of the open country [are] encamping and I will I go? to house my to eat and to drink and to lie with wife my [by] [the] life of you and [by] [the] life of self your if I will do the thing this.
12 Chuphat’in David chun Uriah koma aseijin, “aphai tuni jong hikoma umtan, jing tengle navaikon doh sah nange,” atitai. Hijeh chun Uriah jong chuchi nikho le ajing nikho chun Jerusalema anichongtai ahi.
And he said David to Uriah remain in this [place] also this day and tomorrow I will let go you and he remained Uriah in Jerusalem on the day that and from [the] next day.
13 Chuin David’in Uriah chu, ama koma an ne dingle lengpitwi don dingin akou vin; chuin ama chu lengpitwi adon kham sah tai; chuchi jou jeng injong a inlam ma ajinu kom chidin asol doh jou dehpon, nilhah lamin Uriah chu kelkot ngah sepaite chutoh lumkhom din ajalkhun akijot kit tan ahi.
And he summoned him David and he ate before him and he drank and he made drunk him and he went out in the evening to lie down on bed his with [the] servants of lord his and to house his not he went down.
14 Chuin Ajing jingkah chun David’in Joab lekha khat athot in hichu Uriah khut’a agah thot’e.
And it was in the morning and he wrote David a letter to Joab and he sent [it] by [the] hand of Uriah.
15 Lekha sunga hin David chun hitin asune, “Uriah hi gal kisatna ahah lai laiya amasan pansah uvin lang chutengle gal miten atha teitei nadin ama achangseh'in dalhauvin,” tin asune.
And he wrote in the letter saying set Uriah to [the] front of [the] face of the battle severe and you will turn back from after him and he will be struck down and he will die.
16 Hijeh chun Joab injong khopi khat aum phat’in mihat tah tah panmun ahi, tia ahetsa bangkom laitah a chun Uriah chu apansah tan ahi.
And it was when watched Joab against the city and he put Uriah to the place where he knew that men of strength [were] there.
17 Chuin khopi sunga sepaite ahung kondoh uvin Joab chutoh akisat tauvin ahi; chule hichemun a chun Hittite mi Uriah jaonan mipi lah a David sepaite phabep jong athat tauvin ahi.
And they went out [the] men of the city and they fought with Joab and it fell some of the people some of [the] servants of David and he died also Uriah the Hittite.
18 Hichun Joab’in jong mi asol in gal kisat umchan jouse chu David koma aga lhutsah tai.
And he sent Joab and he told to David all [the] matters of the battle.
19 Hichun asottolle mipa chu ahilchah masan, “Lengpa koma chu gal kisat thusim aboncha nasei soh kei ding ahi, ati.
And he commanded the messenger saying when finishing you all [the] matters of the battle to speak to the king.
20 Ahin Ijem tia lengpa alung han jeng tah a nangkoma, ‘Ibola chutobang a chu khopi nanai lut jenguva kisat pi dinga nacheuba ham? Kulpi bang dunga kona nahin kap jeng diu nahet louvu ham?
And it will be if it will rise [the] anger of the king and he will say to you why? did you draw near to the city to fight ¿ not did you know this: they will shoot from on the wall.
21 Chule Gideon chapa Abimelech chu koi tha ham? Bangvuma kona numei khat’in sumhei song ahinlhah sah leh alhah khum khah a hijeh a chu Thebez kiti laiya chu thiden hilou ham? Ibola hitobang tah a chu bang nanai lut jengu ham?’ tia asei leh; nangman, ‘Nasohpa Hittite mi Uriah jong athi tai,’ tia na seipeh ding ahi,” tin ahil’e.
Who? did he strike down Abimelech [the] son of Jerub-Besheth ¿ not a woman did she throw on him a mill-stone an upper mill-stone from on the wall and he died in Thebez why? did you draw near to the wall and you will say also servant your Uriah the Hittite he has died.
22 Hichun sottolle pachu Jerusalem ahungin David koma Joab in asol lo na jouse chu abonchan ahilsoh kei tan ahi.
And he went the messenger and he came and he told to David all that he had sent him Joab.
23 Hichun sottolle pa chun David hengah hitin aseiye, “Gal miten keiho eihin joujo tauvin, keiho dou nan tollhanga ahung kitol doh jenguve; ahivangin keihon jong kelkot phung lam chan in kaledel lut kit’uvin ahi.
And he said the messenger to David for they prevailed over us the men and they came out against us the open country and we were on them to [the] entrance of the gate.
24 Chuin galmi thalpi kap them hon banga konin nasohte lengpa sepai phabep jong ahinkap lih taovin, chule nasohpa Uriah jeng jong athitai,’ ati.
(And they shot arrows *Q(K)*) (the archers *Q(k)*) to servants your from on the wall and they have died some of [the] servants of the king and also servant your Uriah the Hittite he has died.
25 Hichun David jong chun sottolle pa koma chun aseiyin, “Nangman Joab koma hitia hi nasei ding ahi; Hiche thilsoh jeh hin nangma lunglhadai hih in, ajeh chu chemjamin khat khat’a abantan tan ahitai; aban teng natha hatsah jon lang khopi chu delkhumin, tin seipeh in, hiti chun Joab chu atilkhou tan,’ ahi.
And he said David to the messenger thus you will say to Joab may not it be displeasing in view your the thing this that like this and like this it devours the sword strengthen battle your against the city and tear down it and encourage him.
26 Chuin Uriah jinun ajipa Uriah chu athitai, ti ajah doh phat in ajipa dingin akap’in apul adoutan ahi.
And she heard [the] wife of Uriah that he had died Uriah husband her and she mourned on husband her.
27 Amanu pul douna phat akichai’in David’in mi asolin amanu chu leng inpi sungah agapui lutsah tai, chule Bathsheba in David chu chapa khat ahinpeh tai. hinla David thilbol achonna chungah Pakai alung lhai tapoi ahi.
And it passed the mourning and he sent David and he gathered her to house his and she became of him a wife and she bore to him a son and it was displeasing the thing which he had done David in [the] eyes of Yahweh.
