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== ''Tchinăs'' (Tkhines) == | == ''Tchinăs'' (Tkhines) == | ||
Giem ărăd, Hășéym | Giem ărăd, Hășéym Zie tăģ Yisróal, gu rev tu ņey cłiņ nă h-ürni tagum măr vă thu ņey cłiņ nă țey tăģ or-moŗ Chană, ăn năvíe ņey ürni cdey fhăyņ mac, ăn novi Șmüel. <!--Gu rev ăn zchüs çi ă ... . Gu re mișă, ă mhaydăn găd, ă to me trăm lă lenăv --- chruthu gădsă! --- [...] is ney břeth lenăv Yidăch fałin [...], ă bis gro ģe ăr ăn Tură is ă bis yori ziř ăn tel năyv găd, măr łus břo inș ăn finlis Yidăch son ăn tiferăs Yisroal. Omeyn.--> | ||
I pray unto You, Lord God of Israel, that You consider my prayer as You did that of Mother Channo, the prophetess who prayed for a son, the prophet Șmüel.<!-- May her zchüs [merit] stand me in good stead. May I, Your maidservant, who am with child (Your creation!), carry full term and give birth to a healthy child who will become a pious Jew and serve You heart and soul; one who will love Torah and be God-fearing according to Your holy will, a beautiful plant in the Jewish vineyard for the beauty of Israel [tiferăs Yisroal]. Omeyn.(originally in Yiddish, translated by Norman Tarnor, A Book of Jewish Women's Prayers: Translations from the Yiddish)--> | I pray unto You, Lord God of Israel, that You consider my prayer as You did that of Mother Channo, the prophetess who prayed for a son, the prophet Șmüel.<!-- May her zchüs [merit] stand me in good stead. May I, Your maidservant, who am with child (Your creation!), carry full term and give birth to a healthy child who will become a pious Jew and serve You heart and soul; one who will love Torah and be God-fearing according to Your holy will, a beautiful plant in the Jewish vineyard for the beauty of Israel [tiferăs Yisroal]. Omeyn.(originally in Yiddish, translated by Norman Tarnor, A Book of Jewish Women's Prayers: Translations from the Yiddish)--> | ||