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! style="width: 34%" | ''Łihiuanāh Łihiuan'' !! style="width: 33%" | Gloss !! style="width: 33%" | ''The King of Kings''
! style="width: 34%" | ''Łihiuanāh Łihiuan'' !! style="width: 33%" | Gloss !! style="width: 33%" | ''The King of Kings''
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| {{biggentium|''Hinoh uānoguaz quāliz īzromiz.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Hinoh uānoguaz quāliz īzromiz.''}}
| {{sc|1sg-gen}} face{{sc|.sg-acc}} see{{sc|-2sg-ipfv}} {{sc|q-neg-}}recognize-{{sc|2sg-ipfv}}
| {{sc|1sg-gen}} face{{sc|.sg-acc}} see{{sc|-2sg-ipfv}} {{sc|q-neg-}}recognize-{{sc|2sg-ipfv}}
| ''Can you not recognize my face?''
| ''Do you see my face and not recognize it?''
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| {{biggentium|''Huga hinoh uānoguaz githōhuin, cōpimāh hinoh ueliz timāchezin. }}
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| ''Stone immortalizes my face, and walls have my name written on them.''
| ''Stone remembers my face, and walls have my name written on them.''
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| {{biggentium|''Tłhūceda huēara tłiz izquāquālin.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Tłhūceda huēara tłiz izquāquālin.''}}
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| ''My kingdom goes from the sea to the mountains and beyond the horizon, from the north to the south and from the east to the west – it is all my land, without borders.''
| ''My kingdom goes from the sea to the mountains and beyond the horizon, to the north, south, east and west – it is all my land, without borders.''
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| {{biggentium|''Miruzda, colizda, rēlazda, huīthazda tłhōbīn.''}}
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| ''I control the very sun, wind, fire and lightning.''
| ''The sun, the wind, fire and water are mine to command.''
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| ''The day comes when I call it and the night with its stars and the moon on the night sky dare not show up until I'm done.''
| ''The day comes when I call it and the night with its stars and the moon on the night sky dare not show up until I'm done.''
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| {{biggentium|''Hin uīgīhuāzi tłāłiz uīquoz izuolīn, ti huphin tłihuāzi tłāłiz rūcuz izcaxīn.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Hin tzīzi uīgīhuāzi tłāłiz uīcaz izuolīn, ti huphin tzīzi tłāłiz rūcuz izcaxīn.''}}
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| ''I do not drink the same water as the mortals, nor do I eat the same bread as them.''
| ''I do not drink the same water as you mortals, nor do I eat the same bread as you.''
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| ''The heavens envy me, and the gods stand before me humble.''
| ''The heavens envy me, and the gods bow down before me.''
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| {{biggentium|''Yut hāzēna lōīn, tłihuān.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Yut hāzēna lōīn, tłihuān.''}}
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| ''You are dust and will remain dust when you die, while my garden will stand for an eternity and win against the tide of time. ''
| ''You are dust and will die as dust, while my garden will stand for an eternity and win against the tide of time. ''
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| ''Yours is a house of bricks and wood, mine is a palace of stone, marble and gold.''
| ''Yours is a house of bricks and wood, mine is a palace of stone, marble and gold.''
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| {{biggentium|''Hin ziyotł īzhuimīdīn, huāpātł belhexin izlōz.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Hin ziyotł īzhuimīdīn, huāpātł guēxin izlōz.''}}
| {{sc|1sg.nom}} {{sc|2sg.m-dat}} {{sc|q-neg-}}permit{{sc|-1sg-ipfv}}, live{{sc|-inf-dat}} means{{sc|.sg-com}} {{sc|neg}}-be{{sc|-2sg}}
| {{sc|1sg.nom}} {{sc|2sg.m-dat}} {{sc|q-neg-}}permit{{sc|-1sg-ipfv}}, live{{sc|-inf-dat}} means{{sc|.sg-com}} {{sc|neg}}-be{{sc|-2sg}}
| ''You cannot live if I do not permit you to.''
| ''You cannot live if I do not permit you to.''
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| {{biggentium|''Ziyōh moznōtziz tłēguzpātł īyorōtzhezīn.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Ziyotł moznōtziz tłēguzpātł īyorōtzhezīn.''}}
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| ''Am I obligated to tolerate your existence?''
| ''Am I obligated to tolerate your existence for you?''
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| {{biggentium|''Ubo hinoh yozca lōz.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Ubo hinoh yozca lōz.''}}
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| ''I am the first among kings, the King of Kings.''
| ''I am the first among kings, the King of Kings.''
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| {{biggentium|''Quebā lulā hinotł odotzhitzin.''}}
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| ''All things belong to me.''
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| ''Every dog and horse, soldier and weapon and treasure belong to me by right.''
| ''Every dog and horse, soldier and weapon and treasure are my property.''
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| {{biggentium|''Zī, izmoziz.''}}
| {{biggentium|''Ziyoh yeno, izmoziz.''}}
| {{sc|2sg.nom}}, {{sc|neg-}}exist-{{sc|2sg}}
| {{sc|2sg.m.gen}} what{{sc|-nom}}, {{sc|neg-}}exist-{{sc|2sg}}
| ''What about you? You are nothing. (lit. You don't exist)''
| ''What about you? You are nothing. (lit. You don't exist)''
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Latest revision as of 20:36, 29 October 2018

Łihiuanāh Łihiuan Gloss The King of Kings
Uīgīz, zī yoni īlōz, mī yōbinātł īcotzunīciz. mortal.sg-acc, 2sg.m.nom who.nom q-be-2sg, thus 1sg-gen word-pl-dat q-test-refl-2sg-ipfv Who are you to test yourself against my words, mortal?
Hinoh īzromiz. 1sg-acc q-neg-recognize-2sg-ipfv Do you not know me?
Hinoh uānoguaz quāliz īzromiz. 1sg-gen face.sg-acc see-2sg-ipfv q-neg-recognize-2sg-ipfv Do you see my face and not recognize it?
Huga hinoh uānoguaz githōhuin, cōpimāh hinoh ueliz timāchezin. Stone immortalizes my face, and walls have my name written on them.
Tłhūceda huēara tłiz izquāquālin. only blind-an.sg that-inan.sg.acc neg-sbjv-see-3sg.an Only a blind man would fail to see that.
Hinoz tacizhin, łihiuan. 1sg-acc call-2sg-pfv, king.sg-nom You called me a king.
Mic hin ubo łihiuan izlōīn. but 1sg.nom merely king.sg-nom neg-be-1sg But I am not just a king.
Ziyotł ītłōtzhīnoh, yoni lōīn. Shall I tell you who I am?
Hin Łihiuanāh Łihiuan lōīn, hinōzi tłāł cēdima izmozin. I am the King of Kings; none is as mighty as I.
My kingdom goes from the sea to the mountains and beyond the horizon, to the north, south, east and west – it is all my land, without borders.
Miruzda, colizda, rēlazda, huīthazda tłhōbīn. I control the very sun, wind, fire and lightning.
The day comes when I call it and the night with its stars and the moon on the night sky dare not show up until I'm done.
Hin tzīzi uīgīhuāzi tłāłiz uīcaz izuolīn, ti huphin tzīzi tłāłiz rūcuz izcaxīn. I do not drink the same water as you mortals, nor do I eat the same bread as you.
The whole world is my garden - I have created it and I rule it.
The heavens envy me, and the gods bow down before me.
Yut hāzēna lōīn, tłihuān. for great-cpr-sg.nom be-1sg, 3pl-an-pl-abl For I am greater than they.
Izcallimaz quaziz, hinotł duquipāxin tłi, li lōz, yeno īlōn. Worthless human, compared to me, what is that which you are?
You are dust and will die as dust, while my garden will stand for an eternity and win against the tide of time.
Yours is a house of bricks and wood, mine is a palace of stone, marble and gold.
Hin ziyotł īzhuimīdīn, huāpātł guēxin izlōz. 1sg.nom 2sg.m-dat q-neg-permit-1sg-ipfv, live-inf-dat means.sg-com neg-be-2sg You cannot live if I do not permit you to.
Ziyotł moznōtziz tłēguzpātł īyorōtzhezīn. Am I obligated to tolerate your existence for you?
Ubo hinoh yozca lōz. You are but a servant of mine.
I am the first among kings, the King of Kings.
Quebā lulā hinotł odotzhitzin. All things belong to me.
From the smallest grain of dust to the tallest mountain, from the smallest drop of rain to the largest ocean, from a mouse in a field to an eagle high in the sky.
Every dog and horse, soldier and weapon and treasure are my property.
Ziyoh yeno, izmoziz. 2sg.m.gen what-nom, neg-exist-2sg What about you? You are nothing. (lit. You don't exist)
And this is my garden and I its king, the King of Kings.


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