MATHAÏOS 26:25 - KA BAIBL

²⁵ Ynda kumta, u Judas uba la die noh ïa U, u da ïathuh u la ong, “Dei ma nga, ko Kynrad?” U la ïathuh ha u, “Me la ong keiñ.”

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²⁵ U Judas, u nongshetkylla, u la kren, “Da shisha, ko Nonghikai, mem shym mut ïa nga?” u la kylli. U Jisu u la jubab, “Me ong kumta.”

MATHAÏOS 26:25 Mawu Ofanana

2 SYIEM 5:25

Hynrei, u hi u la rung shapoh, bad u la ïeng ha khmat la u kynrad. Te u Elisha u la ong ha u, “Na-ei me wan, ko Gehasi?” U te u la ong, “U shakri jong me um shym leit shano shano.”

PROBERB 30:20

Kumta, long ka lynti ka kynthei baklim; ka bam, bad ka ñiad ïa la ka shyntur, bad ka ong, “Ngam shym leh bymman ei ei.”

MATHAÏOS 23:7

bad ïa ki jingnguh de ha ki ïew, bad ba yn khot ruh ïa ki da ki briew, ‘Ko Rabbi.’

MATHAÏOS 23:8

Hynrei, ïa phi wat shah ban khot ‘Rabbi’: naba uwei u long U Nonghikai jong phi uba U Khrist; phi te phi long shipara baroh.

MATHAÏOS 26:14

Ynda kumta, uwei na ki khat-ar ngut, ïa uba ki khot “u Judas Iskariot”, u la leit ha kita ki rangbah lyngdoh,

MATHAÏOS 26:49

Te kumne kumne ruh haba u la wan ha U Jisu, u la ong, “Khublei, ko Kynrad”, bad u la doh ïa U.

MATHAÏOS 26:64

U Jisu u la ong ha u, “Me la ong. Hynrei, nga ong ruh ha phi, ba phin ïohi lawei ïa U Khun u briew haba u shong sha kamon ka Bor baroh, bad haba u wan ha ki lyoh ka bneng.”

MATHAÏOS 27:11

U Jisu te u la ïeng ha khmat uta u lyngskor: bad u lyngskor u la kylli ïa U, u da ong, “Me long U Syiem ki Jiw?” Te U Jisu u la ïathuh ha u, “Me la ong.”

LOUKAS 22:70

Te ki la ïa-ong baroh, “Haba kumta me long U Khun U Blei?” U te u la ïathuh ha ki, “Phi ong ba nga long.”

ÏOANNIS 18:37

Namar kata, u Pilat u la ong ha U, “Ma me, me long u syiem te?” U Jisu u la ïathuh, “Me ong keiñ ba nga long ma nga u syiem. Ïa kane khnang la kha ïa nga, bad ïa kane khnang nga la wan sha ka pyrthei, ba ngan ïoh phla skhem ïa ka jingshisha. Uei uei baroh uba da long na ka jong ka jingshisha, u shahshkor ïa ka ktien jong nga.”

ÏOANNIS 4:31

Hamar pdeng kata te, ki synran ki la ïakyrpad ïa u, ki da ong, “Ko Rabbi, to bam.”