ṮAKWIIN 49:24-25

ṮAKWIIN 49:24-25 UDK

Baṯẖtho/ abwam piti ṯikir di mo mmo’konu ki joc̱ a’di mo, dhali abim piti dhunu ki mo jin mishu mii mo ki me’d gi a’din ’de/ jin Eḵa/ Eḵ mo a’di jin ta jima Yakuub mo (ki gway ma Manhil Ḵa’bal mo jin ta Wosh ma Israyiil mo.) Ka Arumgimis ma babam pini mo a’di jin midi woṯẖ /e mo, a’di jin ta’da Arumgimis jin Eḵa/ Eḵ mo a’di jin midi ’bor /e mii mo ka ris mom’bor mii gi momis kun ’koni buŋ’kup̱ mo, dhali aris mom’bor mii kun ’kon e moŋ’kulga/ mo kun p̱arashap̱arash e bwaŋ’kwariny mony’cesh mo dhali aris mom’bor mii ’pena risa bor kun c̱ina ko mmop̱i mo dhali aris bwama dho’th mo.

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