Song of Solomon 8
1 I wish that you were my brother who (nursed at/drank milk from) my mother’s breasts [when you were a baby], [because, if you were my brother], if I saw you when you were outside [the house], I could kiss you, and no one would say that my doing that was wrong.
Tarigagayak a kaslaka la koma iti kabsatko a lalaki, a nagsuso kenni inangko. Ket no masabatka iti ruar, mabalinka nga agkan, ket awan ti siasinoman ti manguyaw kaniak.
2 [No one would object if] I led you to my mother’s house, to where my mother, who taught me [many things], lives. I would like to take you to my mother’s house because I would [like to make love to you] [EUP], [and that would be as delightful as] [MET] juice [squeezed] from pomegranates.
Idalanka ket iyegka iti balay ni inangko, ket suroannak. Ikkanka iti natimplan nga arak ken sangkabassit a tubbog ti bunga ti granadak. Kasarsarita ti balasang ti bagina.
3 You would put your left arm under my head and with your right arm hold me close.
Ig-iggaman ti makannigid nga imana ti ulok; ar-arakupennak ti makannawan nga imana. Kasarsarita ti babai dagiti dadduma a babbai
4 [I would say to] you women of Jerusalem, “Solemnly promise me that you will not disturb us while we are making love until we are ready to quit.”
Kayatko nga agkarikayo, annak a babbai dagiti tattao ti Jerusalem, a saanyo a singsingaen ti panagkakaiddami agingga a malpas daytoy. Agsarsarita dagiti babbai ti Jerusalem
5 Who is that [woman] who is coming up from the desert, (leaning on/clinging close to) the man who loves her? I woke you up [when you were] under the apple tree at the place where your mother conceived you, which is the same place where she gave birth to you.
Siasino daytoy a sumangsang-at a naggapu idiay let-ang, nga agsadsadag iti ay-ayatenna? Kasarsarita ti balasang ti ay-ayatenna Riniingka iti sirok ti kayo nga aprikot; insikognaka sadiay ni inangmo; sadiay ti nangipasngayanna kenka, inyanaknaka.
6 Keep me [close to you], like [SIM] a seal on your heart, [or] like [SIM] a bracelet on your arm. Our love [for each other] is as powerful as death, it is as enduring as the grave. [It is as though] our love [for each other] bursts into flames and burns like a hot fire. (Sheol h7585)
Isaadnak a kas tanda iti pusom, a kas tanda iti takkiagmo, ta iti ayat ket napigsa a kas iti patay. Ti imon ket naranggas a kas iti sheol; agkayamkam ti apuyna; maysa daytoy a gumilgil-ayab nga apuy, apuy a napudpudot ngem ti dadduma pay nga apuy. (Sheol h7585)
7 Nothing can extinguish our love [for each other], not [even] a flood. If a man tried to cause a woman to love him by saying he would give her everything that is in his house, she would refuse.
Saan a kabaelan a sebseban ti agsabua-sabuag a dalluyon ti ayat, saan a kabaelan uray ti layus nga iyanud daytoy. No ited ti maysa a lalaki ti amin a sanikua nga adda iti balayna para iti ayat, maumsinto a naan-anay ti sagutna. Agsasarita dagiti kabsat a lalaki ti babai
8 We have a younger sister, and her breasts are still small. So this is [RHQ] what we should do for her on the day that we promise [some young man] that he can marry her:
Adda kabsatmi nga ubing a babai, ken saan pay a nagpammukel. Ania ti aramidenmi para iti kabsatmi a babai iti aldaw a maikarinto isuna a maiyasawa?
9 If [her chest is flat like] [MET] a wall, we will [decorate it by] putting silver [jewels that are like] [MET] towers on it. Or, if she is [flat like] [MET] a door, we will decorate her with bits/pieces of cedar wood.
No isuna ket maysa a pader, agpatakderkami iti maysa a torre a pirak para kenkuana. No isuna ket maysa a ridaw, pakalupkopanminto isuna kadagiti tabla a sedro. Kasarsarita ti balasang ti bagina
10 My [chest was previously flat like] [MET] a wall, [but now] my breasts are [big] like [SIM] towers. So the one who loves me is delighted with me.
Maysaak a pader, ngem dagitoy susok ket kasla torre a pagkamangan; isu a naan-anayakon a nataengan iti imatangna. Kasarsarita ti balasang ti bagina
11 [King] Solomon had a vineyard at Baal-Hamon, and he rented it to people for them to take care of it. He required each one to pay him 1,000 pieces of silver [each year] for the grapes [that they harvested].
Adda kaubasan ni Solomon idiay Baal-hamon; impaabangna ti kaubasan kadagiti mangtaripato iti daytoy. Mangted ti tunggal maysa iti sangaribu a siklo ti pirak para kadagiti bungana.
12 [But my body is like] [MET] my own vineyard, and Solomon, I am giving it to you. [You do not need to pay me] 1,000 pieces of silver [to enjoy my body], but I will give 200 pieces of silver to those who take care of me [MET].
Kukuak ti kaubasak; kukuam ti sangaribo a siklo, o dungdungoek a Solomon, ken ti duagasut a siklo ket para kadagiti mangtartaripato iti ditoy para iti bungana. Makisarsarita iti babai ti mangay-ayat kenkuana
13 You are staying in the gardens and my friends are listening to your voice; [so] allow me to hear it, [too.]
Sika nga agnanaed kadagiti minuyongan, dumdumngeg iti timekmo dagiti kakaduak; Ipangngegmo met koma kaniak daytoy. Kasarsarita ti balasang ti mangay-ayat kenkuana
14 You who love me, come [to me] quickly; [run to me] [MET, EUP] as fast as [SIM] a gazelle or young deer runs across [MET] hills of spices.
Apuraem, ay-ayatek, ket agbalinka a kas iti korso wenno urbon a kalakian nga ugsa kadagiti banbantay dagiti rekado a pangpabanglo.
