Aiseya 53:3 (MSKTU) - upla nani witin ra bahki kulki lulk

Aiseya 53:3 MSKTU

upla nani witin ra bahki kulki lulki swin, waitna kum ai wîna latwanka uya bri kan, pât wahwaia ba ai natka takan. Witin ra upla kum baku kaikaia uplika apia kan, yawan bui witin ba bahki kulkan, yawan bui witin ba wan tilara kulkras.

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Aiseya 53:3 - upla nani witin ra bahki kulki lulki swin,
waitna kum ai wîna latwanka uya bri kan,
pât wahwaia ba ai natka takan.
Witin ra upla kum baku kaikaia uplika apia kan,
yawan bui witin ba bahki kulkan,
yawan bui witin ba wan tilara kulkras.

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