| 1 | Where has your beloved gone, O fairest among women? Where has your beloved turned aside, That we may seek him with you? |
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Ποῦαπῆλθενοαδελφιδόςσου,ηκαλὴενγυναιξίν;ποῦαπέβλεψενοαδελφιδόςσου;καὶζητήσομεναυτὸνμετὰσοῦ.
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| 2 | My beloved has gone to his garden, To the beds of spices, To feed his flock in the gardens, And to gather lilies. |
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Αδελφιδόςμουκατέβηειςκῆποναυτοῦειςφιάλαςτοῦαρώματοςποιμαίνεινενκήποιςκαὶσυλλέγεινκρίνα·
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| 3 | I am my beloved’s, And my beloved is mine. He feeds his flock among the lilies. |
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εγὼτῶαδελφιδῶμου,καὶαδελφιδόςμουεμοὶοποιμαίνωνεντοῖςκρίνοις.
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| 4 | O my love, you are as beautiful as Tirzah, Lovely as Jerusalem, Awesome as an army with banners! |
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Καλὴεῖ,ηπλησίονμου,ωςευδοκία,ωραίαωςΙερουσαλημ,θάμβοςωςτεταγμέναι.
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| 5 | Turn your eyes away from me, For they have overcome me. Your hair is like a flock of goats Going down from Gilead. |
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απόστρεψονοφθαλμούςσουαπεναντίονμου,ότιαυτοὶανεπτέρωσάνμε.τρίχωμάσουωςαγέλαιτῶναιγῶν,αὶανεφάνησαναπὸτοῦΓαλααδ.
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| 6 | Your teeth are like a flock of sheep Which have come up from the washing; Every one bears twins, And none is barren among them. |
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οδόντεςσουωςαγέλαιτῶνκεκαρμένων,αὶανέβησαναπὸτοῦλουτροῦ,αιπᾶσαιδιδυμεύουσαι,καὶατεκνοῦσαουκέστινεναυταῖς.
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| 7 | Like a piece of pomegranate Are your temples behind your veil. |
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ωςσπαρτίοντὸκόκκινονχείλησου,καὶηλαλιάσουωραία.ωςλέπυροντῆςρόαςμῆλόνσουεκτὸςτῆςσιωπήσεώςσου.
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| 8 | There are sixty queens And eighty concubines, And virgins without number. |
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Εξήκοντάεισινβασίλισσαι,καὶογδοήκονταπαλλακαί,καὶνεάνιδεςῶνουκέστιναριθμός.
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| 9 | My dove, my perfect one, Is the only one, The only one of her mother, The favorite of the one who bore her. The daughters saw her And called her blessed, The queens and the concubines, And they praised her. |
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μίαεστὶνπεριστεράμου,τελείαμου,μίαεστὶντῆμητρὶαυτῆς,εκλεκτήεστιντῆτεκούσηαυτῆς.είδοσαναυτὴνθυγατέρεςκαὶμακαριοῦσιναυτήν,βασίλισσαικαὶπαλλακαὶκαὶαινέσουσιναυτήν.
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| 10 | Who is she who looks forth as the morning, Fair as the moon, Clear as the sun, Awesome as an army with banners? |
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Τίςαύτηηεκκύπτουσαωσεὶόρθρος,καλὴωςσελήνη,εκλεκτὴωςοήλιος,θάμβοςωςτεταγμέναι;
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| 11 | I went down to the garden of nuts To see the verdure of the valley, To see whether the vine had budded And the pomegranates had bloomed. |
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Ειςκῆπονκαρύαςκατέβηνιδεῖνενγενήμασιντοῦχειμάρρου,ιδεῖνειήνθησενηάμπελος,εξήνθησαναιρόαι·εκεῖδώσωτοὺςμαστούςμουσοί.
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| 12 | Before I was even aware, My soul had made me As the chariots of my noble people. |
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ουκέγνωηψυχήμου·έθετόμεάρματαΑμιναδαβ.
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| 13 | Return, return, O Shulamite; Return, return, that we may look upon you! What would you see in the Shulamite— As it were, the dance of the two camps? |
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