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Text 177

Text 177

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kiṁvā, doṅhā nā māniñā hao ta’ pāṣaṇḍa
eke māni’ āre nā māni, — ei-mata bhaṇḍa
kiṁvā, doṅhā nā māniñā hao ta’ pāṣaṇḍa
eke māni’ āre nā māni, — ei-mata bhaṇḍa

Synonyms

Palabra por palabra

kiṁvā — otherwise; doṅhā — both of Them; — not; māniñā — accepting; hao — you become; ta’ — certainly; pāṣaṇḍa — atheist; eke — one of Them; māni’ — accepting; āre — the other; māni — not accepting; ei-mata — this kind of faith; bhaṇḍa — hypocrisy.

kiṁvā—lo contrario; doṅhā—ambos; nā—no; māniñā—aceptando; hao—te vuelves; ta’—ciertamente; pāṣaṇḍa—ateo; eke—uno de Ellos; māni’—aceptando; āre—el otro; nā māni—no aceptando; ei-mata—esta clase de fe; bhaṇḍa—hipocresía.

Translation

Traducción

“It would be better to be an atheist by slighting both brothers than a hypocrite by believing in one and slighting the other.”

«Sería mejor ser un ateo que desprecia a los dos hermanos que un hipócrita que cree en uno y desprecia al otro.»