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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 | | {{biggentium|''Hin ziyotł īzhuimīdīn, huāpātł bēxin 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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The Hansu Hansuen text, translated as the King of Kings is a short monologue of a mythical Harāktian king. |
Łihiuanāh Łihiuan | Gloss | The King of Kings |
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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 | Can you not recognize my face? |
Huga hinoh uānoguaz githōhuin, cōpimāh hinoh ueliz timācheztłi. | Stone remembers 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. | ||
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 uīgīhuāzi tłāłiz uīquaz izuolīn, ti huphin tłihuāzi tłāłiz rūcuz izcaxīn. | I do not drink the same water as the mortals, nor do I eat the same bread as them. | |
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 bēxin 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. | ||
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. | ||
Zī, izmoziz. | 2sg.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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