Márcu 6:41-43

Márcu 6:41-43 YAD

Su̱mutya̱jada ji̱tara tadajyojo pa̱, danu̱ju̱y quiva̱ju̱y risa̱ju̱, su̱nu̱yada ji̱ta jarichuna̱cho̱ variy. Si̱chana̱tya̱da variñi̱ jijye̱: “Yentyutyama̱te pa̱ta nu̱y, Ye̱ye̱.” Sapatatiyada ji̱tara pa̱ variy, sasa̱yada ji̱ta yisa̱ datyavay varirya: “Jirya jirya̱sa̱ryi nijya̱nvay.” Sanantaja̱jadani̱ danu̱ju̱y quiva̱de rijyu̱, sasa̱yada variy ti̱ta̱ju̱ ruuvara. Riibyeda ti̱ta̱ju̱, ripyoyada variy riva. Riryeda ji̱ta jtyu panujora pa̱ jve, quiva̱ju̱ve risa̱ju̱, vu̱yaju̱y jtyu, dajtyuju̱y ranchaju̱.

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