QILICH OʻLTURMOQ

qilich boshiga kirmoq

Bizning soridin Ibrohim soruning inilaridin Samad otliq, alar soridin hisoriy moʻgʻullardin Shahsuvor otliq roʻbaroʻ boʻlurlar. Shahsuvor andoq choparkim, dubulgʻadin oʻtub, Samadning boshigʻa qilich xeyli oʻlturur. Bovujudi bu zaxm Samad andoq choparkim, Shahsuvorning boshidin kafi dastcha parcha soʻngakni qilich olib ketar. Shahsuvorning dubulgʻasi yoʻq ekandur [70].

They met hand to hand Shahsawar urged his blow with such force, that he drove his saber right through samad's helmet, and fixed it pretty deep in his skull. In spite of this wound, Samad returned the blow with such fury, that his sword shore clean off a piece of Shah-sawar's skull as big as the plan of the hand. As Shahsawar had no helmet on, ... [70].

Bizningtomonimizdan Ibrohim soruning inilaridan Samad ismli, ular tomondan hisorlik moʻgʻullardan Shahsuvor nomli jangchi yuzma-yuz boʻladilar. Shahsuvor shunday qilich chopadiki, dubulgʻadan oʻtib, qilich Samadning boshiga ancha botadi. Shunday jarohatiga qaramasdan Samad shunday chopadiki, Shahsuvorning boshidan qoʻl kaftigacha suyanni qilich olib ketadi. Shahsuvorning dubulgʻasi yoʻq ekan [67].

Shah-suwar struck so that his sword drove through Samad's helm and seated itself well in his head; Samad, spite of his wound, struck so that his sword cut off Shah-suwar's head a piece of bone as large as the palm of a hand. Shah-suwar must have worn no helm; they trepanned his head and it healed; there was no one to trepan Samad's and in a few days, he departed simply through the wound [106].

... с нашей стороны — один из братьев Ибрахима Сару по имени Самад, с их стороны — хисарский могол по имени Шахсувар. Они встречаются лицом к лицу: Шахсувар так сильно рубит, что пробивает клинком шлем Самада и глубоко всаживает ему лезвию в голову; несмотря на подобную рану Самад так бьет, что сносит Шахсувару саблей с головы кусок кости величиной в ладонь руки. На Шахсуваре не было шлема... [46].

... for our side one of Ibrahim Saru's younger brothers, Samad by name, and for the other side a Moghul of Hissar, Shahsuwar by name, faced each other. Shahsuwar gave such blow that it passed right through Samad's helmet and sank well into his head. Despite his wound Samad struck so hard that his sword broke off a piece of bone the size of the palm of the hand from Shahsuw's skull. Shahsuwar had no helmet [78].