Sámi soga lávlla
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Sámi soga lávlla ("Song of the Sami People", lit. "Song of the Sámi Family") was originally a poem written by Isak Saba that was published in the newspaper Sagai Muittalægje for the first time on April 1, 1906. In August 1986, it became the national anthem of the Sami. Arne Sørli set the poem to music, which was then approved at the 15th Sámi Conference in Helsinki in 1992. Sámi soga lávlla has been translated into all of the Sámi languages.
The original Northern Sami words
- Guhkkin davvin Dávggáid vuolde
- sabmá suolggai Sámieatnan.
- Duottar leabbá duoddar duohkin,
- jávri seabbá jávrri lahka.
- čohkat čilggin, čorut čearuin
- allanaddet almmi vuostái.
- Šávvet jogat, šuvvet vuovddit,
- cáhket ceakko stállenjárggat
- máraideaddji mearaide.
- Dálvit dáppe buolašbiekkat,
- muohtaborggat meariheamit.
- Sámisohka sieluin mielain
- eahccá datte eatnamiiddis:
- Mátkálažžii mánuheabit,
- giđđudeaddji guovssahasat, -
- ruoškkas, ruovggas rođuin gullo,
- juhca jávrriin, jalgadasain,
- geresskálla máđiid miel.
- Ja go geassebeaivváš gollut
- mehciid, mearaid, mearragáttiid,
- golli siste guollebivdit
- suilot mearain, suilot jávrriin.
- Gollin čuvget čáhcelottit,
- silban šovvot sámieanut,
- šelgot čuoimmit, šleđgot áirrut,
- luitet olbmát lávllodemiin
- geavgŋáid, guoikkaid, goatniliid.
- Sámieatnan sohkagoddi –
- dat lea gierdan doddjokeahttá
- goddi čuđiid, garrogávppiid,
- viehkes vearrevearroválddiid.
- Dearvva dutnje, sitkes sohka!
- Dearvva dutnje, ráfi ruohtas!
- Eai leat doarut dorrojuvvon,
- eai leat vieljain varat vardán
- sámi siivo soga sis.
- Máttarádját mis leat dovle
- vuoitán vearredahkkiid badjel.
- Vuostálastot, vieljat, miige
- sitkatvuođain soardiideamet!
- Beaivvi bártniid nana nálli!
- Eai du vuoitte vašálaččat,
- jos fal gáhttet gollegielat,
- muittát máttarmáttuid sáni:
- Sámieatnan sámiide!
[edit] See also
- Sää´msooǥǥ laull (Skolt Sámi)
- Säämi suuvâ lavluu (Inari Sámi)
