The Greek in Mark 5:7 that is translated into English as «(I) implore (or: adjure) (you) by God» is translated as:
- «tell you before God» (Copainalá Zoque)
- «ask in front of God» (Huautla Mazatec)
- «ask you by God» (Eastern Highland Otomi)
- «ask you in God’s presence» (Southern Subanen)
- «I swear, calling on the name of God, requesting you» (Toraja-Sa’dan)
- «I want your oath by God» (Indonesian)
- «you will assure me by using a curse on yourself calling on the name of God» (Pamona)
- «ask you; God has seen it» (Tzotzil) (source for this and above: Bratcher / Nida)
- «cut taboos [swear]» (Mairasi) (see also swear / vow (Source: Enggavoter 2004)
- «command you» (Adioukrou) (source: Hill 2006)
See also implore / beg.
