The Tower of Babel (Genesis 11: 1-9)
Adi
Babilon Lokke Ponyuk Ekume
- Kerape tani amoso, agom atelpe pobosula gomuge akam dungai.
- Edílo ami kídíde sanggodanlo magoola yégoodungem bulu Babilon amolo yiibeko mapaala delo dungato.
- Delo bulu pobosuto, “Kaju ngolu itangem edíídope romla ilaju.” Dekepe ila bulu itang píla delokke dekedem gagbomnape mutkyon kato.
- Depe ipala bulu manbosuto, “Kaju ngolu doolung luuneko ilenla, taleng telokai píídope ponyuk ekumko molaju; depe imílo ngoluke amíne kayé delokke ngolu tani amoso yépit-yéyit bosumayé.”
- Delo RUUTUM bí doolung luune demlang ponyuk ekumdem kaape tokto.
- Delo RUUTUM bí poto, “Arope ami kídísi atelpe idung delokke bulu takam agom atelpe pobosudung. Bulu sikepemin iyén; buluke ipe míínamdem ingkuekom itum lamayé.
- Kaju, ngolu tokla buluke agom aradelo aní-aní gomugem sobí-soyél sulíkla, bulum tatkén bosu yimadope ilaju.”
- Depeila RUUTUM bí bulum tani among sokke rego kéényulo mapit-mayit bosudope ipansumola, bulu doolung luune dem momato.
- Depeila delok amínem Babilon emla mínto, kapeila delo RUUTUM bí ami tabungke teyolo aní-aní gomugem sobí-soyélsuto delokke tani among sokke rego kéényulo mapit-mayit bosudope bulume ito.
Source: DEENA BAIBÉL. Keyum Kero. Bible Society of India.
Contributed by Wolfgang Kuhl
Adi is a Tani language spoken in Arunachal Pradesh
and Assam in India by about 100,000 people. It is also known
as Abor, Abhor, Abor-Miri, Lhoba, Lho-Pa or Luoba.
More information about Adi
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adi_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/18/language/adi
Tower of Babel in Tani languages
Adi,
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