Imbuki ya lusumo lunulo ilolile bhuli bho jiliwa na ng’wimbi. Ubhuli bhunubho b’uli bho bhanhu bhabhili, uungi ng’wimbi. Ung’wimbi aling’wanishi o ng’wa munhu uyo bhalilya nang’hwe. Gashinaga lulu, ugulya na ng’wimbi, ili gulya kihamo na ng’wanishi oko.

Ulusumo lunulo lugalenganijiyagwa kubhanhu abho bhagabhayangulaga bhichacho abho bhikenya, bho nzila ya mahoya ga mholele. Abhanhu bhenabho, bhagatumilaga nzila niza ija kubhalumanya abho bhiduma, kugiki bhadule ugwikala kihamo bho mholele, umuwikaji bhobho.

Imholele yiniyo ilinasolobho ningi, ijo jilikihamo na gubhambilija abhoyi ijinagutumama milimo yabho iyagubhenhela matwajo mingi. Gashinaga, yigelelilwe abhanhu bhenabho, bhatogwe ‘gulya na ng’wimbi.’

Ulusumo lunulo lolanga bhanhu  guchola mholele bho nzila ya mahoya, kugiki abhanhu bhabho bhasage mhola, na bhadule gubhulang’hana chiza ubhupanga bhobho, nu bhobhichab’o.

(Yohane 13:10-11; Marko 14:17-20)

KISWAHILI: KULA NA MWIMBAJI.

Chanzo cha methali hiyo chaangalia ulaji wa chakula na mtu ambaye ni mwimbaji. Ulaji huo ni wa watu wawili, mmoja ni mwimbaji. Mwimbaji huyo ni adui wa yule wanayekula naye. Kumbe basi, kula na mwimbaji, ni kula na adui yako.

Methali hiyo hulinganishwa kwa watu wale wawaamuao wenzao waliogombana, kwa kutumia njia za maongezi ya amani.  Watu hao hutafuta njia mbalimbali ambazo ni nzuri katika kuwapatanisha watu kama hao, kwa njia ya amani, ili waweze kuishi pamoja na kwa amani maishani mwao.  Amani hiyo ina faida nyingi, zikiwa ni pamoja na kuwasaidia watu hao, katika kufanya kazi zao za kuwaletea mafanikio mengi. Kumbe yafaa kuwahimiza watu wapende ‘kula na mwimbaji.’

Methali hiyo hufundisha watu  kutafuta amani kwa kutumia njia za maongezi ya amani, ili wafuasi wao wabaki salama, na waweze kuulinda vizuri uhai wao na ule wa wenzao.

(Yohane 13:10-11; Marko 14:17-20)

 

ENGLISH: EATING WITH A SINGER.

The origin of this proverb is food intake by someone who was a singer. The meal was for two people, one of whom was a singer. The singer was the enemy to someone they were eating with. Then, to eat with a singer, is to eat with one’s enemy.

The proverb is used comparatively to refer to people who mediate conflicting counterparts by using peaceful negotiations. Such people seek different ways that are good for reconciling them, in a peaceful way, so that they can live together in peace in their lives. This peace has many benefits, including assisting individuals in their efforts to bring them great success. As such, also is useful to encourage people to ‘eat with the singer.’

The proverb teaches people to seek peace through peaceful negotiations, so that their followers can stay safe, and be in a better position protect themselves and their neighbors.

(John 13: 10-11; Mark 14: 17-20).