Ionaa 4:10-11

Ionaava minti tuvaro Noravano Kotiva aqao tiro, Are kia vaahi vira ututera viraqaata raqikiraitira, are qaqi variararo vaahi viva naivano entaqi qampiqeharo noruqama viro vira qararaa entaqi tamunta vira, vira kaara are mpo ike ti variaro. Are vi haikara, qaqi qumina haikara mpo ike ti variaramantavata, te Ninivera mpo ike ti vauro. Ninive nora vatukavano vaimanta viraqi 120,000 vaiinti nahenti kia koqe okarave qora okarave ho rairake tavaaka variamanta sipisipivata purumakauvata airitahaa variamantara ti, te homa vikara ike mpo tiva nimitararave, tiro. Noravano Kotiva minti turama.

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