Church Yakut Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Church Yakut

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The Church Yakut translator is designed for users seeking an accurate and formal translation of texts into the liturgical form of Yakut. It leverages a database of historical and religious texts to ensure appropriate word choice and grammatical structure. This tool aims not only at translating but also imparting the sacred flavor of the language, making it suitable for religious texts, hymns, and formal pronouncements. The model focuses on maintaining the grandeur and dignity associated with Church Yakut, preserving the nuances of the sacred language that are central to its cultural and religious significance, avoiding modern influences or informal dialects.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"God is great"
Church Yakut
"Айыы Улуу"
Normal Language
"Bless us, O Lord"
Church Yakut
"Айыы, киһибит биһигини кытта"
Normal Language
"I thank you"
Church Yakut
"Мин сени сылдьыыбыт"
Normal Language
"Amen"
Church Yakut
"Аминь"
Normal Language
"Lord have mercy"
Church Yakut
"Киһи, олус аргалаа"
Normal Language
"Glory to God"
Church Yakut
"Ити Айыынын сүннэтин"

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