| 1 | Wisdom has built her house, She has hewn out her seven pillars; |
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Ησοφίαωκοδόμησενεαυτῆοῖκονκαὶυπήρεισενστύλουςεπτά·
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| 2 | She has slaughtered her meat, She has mixed her wine, She has also furnished her table. |
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έσφαξεντὰεαυτῆςθύματα,εκέρασενειςκρατῆρατὸνεαυτῆςοῖνονκαὶητοιμάσατοτὴνεαυτῆςτράπεζαν·
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| 3 | She has sent out her maidens, She cries out from the highest places of the city, |
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απέστειλεντοὺςεαυτῆςδούλουςσυγκαλούσαμετὰυψηλοῦκηρύγματοςεπὶκρατῆραλέγουσα
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| 4 | “Whoever is simple, let him turn in here!” As for him who lacks understanding, she says to him, |
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Όςεστινάφρων,εκκλινάτωπρόςμε·καὶτοῖςενδεέσιφρενῶνεῖπεν
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| 5 | “Come, eat of my bread And drink of the wine I have mixed. |
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Έλθατεφάγετετῶνεμῶνάρτωνκαὶπίετεοῖνον,ὸνεκέρασαυμῖν·
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| 6 | Forsake foolishness and live, And go in the way of understanding. |
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απολείπετεαφροσύνην,καὶζήσεσθε,καὶζητήσατεφρόνησιν,ίναβιώσητε,καὶκατορθώσατεενγνώσεισύνεσιν.
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| 7 | “He who corrects a scoffer gets shame for himself, And he who rebukes a wicked man only harms himself. |
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Οπαιδεύωνκακοὺςλήμψεταιεαυτῶατιμίαν,ελέγχωνδὲτὸνασεβῆμωμήσεταιεαυτόν.
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| 8 | Do not correct a scoffer, lest he hate you; Rebuke a wise man, and he will love you. |
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μὴέλεγχεκακούς,ίναμὴμισῶσίνσε·έλεγχεσοφόν,καὶαγαπήσεισε.
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| 9 | Give instruction to a wise man, and he will be still wiser; Teach a just man, and he will increase in learning. |
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δίδουσοφῶαφορμήν,καὶσοφώτεροςέσται·γνώριζεδικαίω,καὶπροσθήσειτοῦδέχεσθαι.
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| 10 | “The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, And the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding. |
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αρχὴσοφίαςφόβοςκυρίου,καὶβουλὴαγίωνσύνεσις·10aτὸγὰργνῶναινόμονδιανοίαςεστὶναγαθῆς·
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| 11 | For by me your days will be multiplied, And years of life will be added to you. |
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τούτωγὰρτῶτρόπωπολὺνζήσειςχρόνον,καὶπροστεθήσεταίσοιέτηζωῆςσου.
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| 12 | If you are wise, you are wise for yourself, And if you scoff, you will bear it alone.” |
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υιέ,εὰνσοφὸςγένησεαυτῶ,σοφὸςέσηκαὶτοῖςπλησίον·εὰνδὲκακὸςαποβῆς,μόνοςαναντλήσειςκακά.12aὸςερείδεταιεπὶψεύδεσιν,οῦτοςποιμανεῖανέμους,οδ᾿αυτὸςδιώξεταιόρνεαπετόμενα·12bαπέλιπενγὰροδοὺςτοῦεαυτοῦαμπελῶνος,τοὺςδὲάξοναςτοῦιδίουγεωργίουπεπλάνηται·12cδιαπορεύεταιδὲδι᾿ανύδρουερήμουκαὶγῆνδιατεταγμένηνενδιψώδεσιν,συνάγειδὲχερσὶνακαρπίαν.
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| 13 | A foolish woman is clamorous; She is simple, and knows nothing. |
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Γυνὴάφρωνκαὶθρασεῖαενδεὴςψωμοῦγίνεται,ὴουκεπίσταταιαισχύνην·
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| 14 | For she sits at the door of her house, On a seat by the highest places of the city, |
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εκάθισενεπὶθύραιςτοῦεαυτῆςοίκουεπὶδίφρουεμφανῶςενπλατείαις
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| 15 | To call to those who pass by, Who go straight on their way: |
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προσκαλουμένητοὺςπαριόνταςκαὶκατευθύνονταςενταῖςοδοῖςαυτῶν
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| 16 | “Whoever is simple, let him turn in here”; And as for him who lacks understanding, she says to him, |
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Όςεστινυμῶναφρονέστατος,εκκλινάτωπρόςμε·ενδεέσιδὲφρονήσεωςπαρακελεύομαιλέγουσα
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| 17 | “Stolen water is sweet, And bread eaten in secret is pleasant.” |
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Άρτωνκρυφίωνηδέωςάψασθεκαὶύδατοςκλοπῆςγλυκεροῦ.
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| 18 | But he does not know that the dead are there, That her guests are in the depths of hell. |
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οδὲουκοῖδενότιγηγενεῖςπαρ᾿αυτῆόλλυνται,καὶεπὶπέτευρονάδουσυναντᾶ.18aαλλὰαποπήδησον,μὴεγχρονίσηςεντῶτόπωμηδὲεπιστήσηςτὸσὸνόμμαπρὸςαυτήν·18bούτωςγὰρδιαβήσηύδωραλλότριονκαὶυπερβήσηποταμὸναλλότριον·18cαπὸδὲύδατοςαλλοτρίουαπόσχουκαὶαπὸπηγῆςαλλοτρίαςμὴπίης,18dίναπολὺνζήσηςχρόνον,προστεθῆδέσοιέτηζωῆς.
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