The Tower of Babel (Genesis 11: 1-9)
Poumei (Naga)
Babel Kipeitaoh
- Arai hi deiphao mai hrülai hai khola ali baie.
- Maihrü hai teinghi palova hrüsho poa veyu phaki, puletao nou Shinar (Babilon) hinou deikho ali ngaoloua sühinou füsho loure.
- Puletao hai alinou alihi haibüa paoe, “Khe Etao konai taoloua mei deithou naichuh soulou laikhe.” Sübüa puletao nou naichuh souloure alia süna mea loure chuhnai-a souloure.
- Süthaisü puletao nou paoe, “Etao nuhdu ali soushu loua sühinou ratei khe nghiyu kipeitaoh ali soulou laikhe, alia sükua Etao kathe souloua deiphao holo hailo ratalai mokhe.”
- Süthaisü Mapao nou takou deiphao mainou soukhai touyu nuhdu ae kipeitaoh nasü zhuloua,
- haibüa paoe, “Zhukhaio, puletao hai maitya ali baie ae la-a ali baie, alia haisü puletao nou soupfüa koulaiyu taohi soushu araina bai hie; puletao nou soulai tea lichoyu nasü soulou hoyu hashu laire.
- Etao takouh loua puletaoye panou alinou ali la sülou hore donou puletao la hai soubüsa peilai khe.”
- Sübüa nou Mapao nou puletaoye deiphao holo hailo pora tare alia puletao nou nuhdu soushuyu nasü thaokhaire.
- Süvanou haina zhih hai Babel tea sapeie, daiolouzü sühinou Mapaonou deiphao mai la soukuku peie ae sühinou Mapao nou puletaoye deiphao holo hailo pora tapeie.
Source: Shurai (Genesis). Sheeyu Baibel. The Bible in Poumei Naga. Bible Society of India, 2009.
Contributed by Wolfgang Kuhl
Poumei is a Tibeto-Burman language spoken in Manipur in India.
More information about Poumei (Naga)
http://www.ethnologue.com/language/pmx
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