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There is no single, universally accepted "Aramaic" language. Aramaic encompasses several dialects, each with its own nuances and variations over time. Therefore, a precise translation of "A prayer to Jesus Christ" requires specifying the target Aramaic dialect (e.g., Biblical Aramaic, Syriac, etc.) and the desired level of formality.
To provide a helpful translation, I need more information. Please specify:
Target Aramaic dialect: Which dialect of Aramaic should the prayer be translated into? (e.g., Biblical Aramaic, Syriac (West Syriac or East Syriac), Jewish Babylonian Aramaic, etc.)
Desired style/tone: Should the prayer be formal or informal? Simple or elaborate? Modern or archaic in style?
Specific content of the prayer: Please provide the English text of the prayer you wish to translate. The more detail you provide, the more accurate the translation will be.
Once I have this information, I can attempt a more accurate and appropriate translation. Note that even with this information, perfect accuracy may be difficult to achieve due to the complexities and variations within Aramaic.