The Tower of Babel (Genesis 11: 1-9)
Luragooli
- Na livora lyosi lya li nolulimi lulala, na livola lilala.
- Kunangwa lwa va samula kutsia ivugwe va nyola kivala kereremu mu kivala kya Shinaru; na va menya ho.
- Ma va volerana avene na avene, Gendi, ku lombe matafali, nokugasamba ligali. Navo va li na matafali ga li mbugono bwamagina, na va li nobudohi bwekivala bwa li choka yavo.
- Kandi va volerana avene na avene, Gendi, kweyombakire avene lidala, na munara, gwobutambi bwagwo bu duka ku ligulu, nokwelombera lieta; gase ku la salanywa ku livora lyosi.
- Na Yahova yika a duke kulola lidala na munara, gwa avana va vandu vombaka.
- 6Na Yahova ya vola, Henza, va veye avandu valala, navo vosi va veye nolulimi lulala; navo va tangi kulomba inkuva yiyi: na kalunu si va la gaywa ku likola kindu ku vyosi vya va ganagana kukola.
- Gendi, kwike, ku vike ligoyana mu lulimi lwavo, va vule kuhuliridzana avene na avene.
- Kunangwa Yahova ya va salanya kutwula yahoo ya tsie ku livora lyosi: na va leka kwombaka lidala.
- Kigira yaga lieta lyalo lya langwa Babeli; kigira Yahova ya vika ligoyana mu lulimi lwelirova lyosi: kandi Yahova ya va salanya ku lirova lyosi.
Source: Kitabu Kitakatifu. The Bible in Luragooli,
The Bible Society of Kenya, Nairobi, 1978.
Contributed by Wolfgang Kuhl
Luragooli is a Bantu language spoken in Kenya by about 197,000 people.
It is also known as Llogole, Llugule, Logooli, Lugooli, Luragoli, Maragoli,
Maragooli, Ragoli and Uluragooli.
More information
http://www.ethnologue.com/language/rag
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