Ester 4:13-14

Ester 4:13-14 ROMBALTR

I phendiá Mardohiéjo dre otphenybén Esterake: “Na dumin, so tu jekhdžiny zrakhesape dro kralískiro kher saré Judendyr. Kóli tu dro davá časo javésa štyl (promolčinesa), tedy vast (pomošč) i zrakhibén javéna vaš Judénge javire štetóstyr, a tu i tyré – dadéskiro kher, xasjona. I kon džinéla, ci na vaš davá časo tu i dorescian (dolyjan) kralískiri patýv?”

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Ester 4:13-14 - I phendiá Mardohiéjo dre otphenybén Esterake: “Na dumin, so tu jekhdžiny zrakhesape dro kralískiro kher saré Judendyr. Kóli tu dro davá časo javésa štyl (promolčinesa), tedy vast (pomošč) i zrakhibén javéna vaš Judénge javire štetóstyr, a tu i tyré – dadéskiro kher, xasjona. I kon džinéla, ci na vaš davá časo tu i dorescian (dolyjan) kralískiri patýv?”

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