Judeo-Gaelic
Tirgúmh mbrítzégh ˀAthághín Linguifexí Mhetzábhúlí Qhizzórí.
דּגָעִים חָ֬פָל
א
הֲדֶגַע []
ב
ג
Degháʿím nḥáphál
I.
Ha-dheghaˁ, [he banished-yes thee],
'S [relentlessly persecuted-yes thee]!
{{biggentium}Us-wise your voice has lessened}}
your song makes the world out to stand still
and become less hospitableC
it became less friendly
II.
Cold with wrath, wrath with cold
it comes quickly
you defend your voice
but your song
king's world and land
you are no longer our king
when snow falls
and summer falls
also/again comes seed
and also/again [comes] thy tree.
III.
Thou sleepest in fear, fox
for our friend warm_with_flame againt cold
and the storm is harsh
when will she(the bird) fight the storm?
what wilt thou do?
[to wait for thee in the way?] _____
she tries to speak
but can only whisper
she dreams hopelessly [that]
thou wilt banish him from there
Glossary
Notes
- Lenition occurs after case suffixes only if there is a modifier-modified (possession, relative clause, or adjective) relationship between two nouns.
- Tense marking is not obligatory.