since they are weaker than you, you husbands should live with your wives in an understanding way

The Greek that is translated in various ways in English but typically something like “you husbands should live with your wives in an understanding way, since they are weaker than you” is translated into Eastern Arrernte as “each one of you are to be thinking correctly about the love that belongs to married people. Remember that your wife is not physically strong like you are.”

The “weaker sex” is translated in Enlhet as “those with the un-strong feminine skin.” (Source: Jacob Loewen in The Bible Translator 1969, p. 24ff. )

wicked, worthless

The Hebrew that is translated as “worthless” or “wicked” in many English versions is translated into Anuak as “whose head is bad” (1Sam. 25:17) or “people whose intentions are black” (i.e., greedy) (1Sam. 30:22).

conspire

The Hebrew that is translated as “conspire” in many English versions is translated into Anuak as “tie the mouth.”

See also conspire (Shilluk).

beautiful eyes

The Hebrew that is translated as “beautiful eyes” in many English versions is translated into Anuak as “white eyes” (i.e. “big” eyes). Red eyes or small eyes are not considered to be attractive.

trouble

The Hebrew that is translated as “troubled” in many English versions is translated into Anuak as “stirred the people’s head.”

celebrated, rejoiced greatly

The Hebrew that is translated as “rejoiced greatly” or “celebrated” in many English versions is translated into Anuak as “got a very sweet stomach.”

See also Seat of the Mind for traditional views of “ways of knowing, thinking, and feeling.”

make a covenant (treaty)

The Hebrew that is translated as “make a covenant (treaty)” in many English versions is translated into Anuak as “tie a word.”