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#Nōs hecci rīvanti baeo nae, recauta hecci nōs nē faelemēve.</br>''Only the law can sustain the state; only the un-law can sustain the law.'' | #Nōs hecci rīvanti baeo nae, recauta hecci nōs nē faelemēve.</br>''Only the law can sustain the state; only the un-law can sustain the law.'' | ||
=== Silent Night (Mál-elónis, dír’elónis) === | === Silent Night (Mál-elónis, dír’elónis) • Middle Olgish === | ||
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!Liturgical Middle Olgish<ref>Translated from the original German lyrics by Joseph Mohr. Christian concepts were matched to the best-fit olgish equivalents, with Pacasgila ‘guardian spirit’ used for ‘angel’ and ‘Christ’ adapted phonemically.</ref> | !Liturgical Middle Olgish<ref>Translated from the original German lyrics by Joseph Mohr. Christian concepts were matched to the best-fit olgish equivalents, with Pacasgila ‘guardian spirit’ used for ‘angel’ and ‘Christ’ adapted phonemically.</ref> | ||
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!Sulutmuri Dialect | !Sulutmuri Dialect | ||
!Ngwano | !Ngwano Dialect | ||
!Translation | !Translation | ||
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