The Peach and The Quince (from the Fables of Mkhitar Gosh)
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Դեղձն եւ սերկեւելին
յԱռակք Մխիթար Գոշի
Յատենի
ատեան - court
երբեմն յանդիմանել սկսաւ դեղձի
զսերկեւելի
սերկեւելի - quince
՝ ասելով. Դեղին ես տեսլեամբ եւ դժուարուտելի մարդկան. իսկ ես՝ բարետեսիլս եւ դիւրաճաշակ։ Եւ նա ասէ. կեղծաւոր ես ամենեւին եւ
պատրիչպարիչ - deceiver, fraudster
մարդկան. քաղցր երեւիս ի ճաշակել, եւ մտեալ յորովայն՝ բազում վնասս գործես. իսկ ես դեղին եմ, զի
ցաւակցիմցաւակցիլ - to condole with
հիւանդաց՝ ի տես երթալով եւ
զհիւանդութիւն բառնալով
հիւանդութիւն բառնալ - to alleviate an illness
, եւ ոչ որպէս դու հալածեալ ի հիւանդաց։ Յայտնէ միտք առակիս՝ զի կեղծաւորք միշտ զճշմարիտս յանդիմանեն իբրեւ զխոշորս
վարուք
վարք - conduct
եւ խիստս մարդկան՝
յաւրինադրել
օրինադրել - to decree
, եւ զինքեանս բարեբոյն եւ վշտակից. սակայն բանք ճշմարտից դեղ են ոգւոց. թէ եւ զառաջինն ընդդէմ երեւին. եւ ընդ նոսա ցաւակցելով զհիւանդութիւնս նոցա բառնան։
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At court once the peach started reroaching the quince, saying: "You are of yellow appearance and are difficult for people to eat. I, however, am attractive and easily eaten." [The quince] said: "You are a complete hypocrite and a deceiver of people. You seem sweet while being eaten, but on entering the stomach you cause much damage. Now I am yellow since I am the fellow-sufferer of the sick, going to see [them] and doing away with the illness unlike you who is expelled by them." This fable expresses the thought that hypocrites always reproach honest [people] as having the rudest morality and being merciless, while decreeing themselves as goodnatured and sharers of grief. However, true words are medicine for the spirit, though at first they appear the contrary. Sharing pain with them, they eliminate the illness.
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Առակք Մխիթար Գոշի The Fables of Mkhitar Gosh Annotated Classical Armenian text and audiobook with an English translation by Robert Bedrosian 1. Արարածքն [The Creatures] 2. Երկինքն [The Sky] 3. Արեգակն [The Sun] 4. Լուսինն [The Moon] 5. Աստեղքն [The Stars] 6. Երկիրն [The Earth] 7. Տունկքն [The Plants] 8. Որթն [The Vine] 9. Մորենին [The Blackberry] 10. Նռնենին եւ թզենին [The Pomegranate and the Fig] 11. Խնձորն եւ տանձն [The Apple and the Pear] 12. Թզենին [The Fig] 13. Թթենին եւ ձիթենին [The Mulberry and the Olive] 14. Նռնենին [The Pomegranate] 15. Սալորն, դամոնն եւ ծիրանն [The Plum, the Prune and the Apricot] 16. Դեղձն եւ սերկեւելին [The Peach and the Quince] 17. Ընկոյզն [The Walnut] 18. Յունապին [The Jujube] 19. Սաւսին [The Poplar] 20. Տրտունջն տնկոց [The Grumbling of the Plants] 21. Վասն հիւրոց եւ աղքատաց [On Guests and Indigents] 22. Վասն խոհեմութեան [On Prudence] 23. Նշենին [The Almond] 24. Կաղնին [The Oak] 25. Ցարասին եւ Հաւամրգին [The Birch and T
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