Into which language did Adoniram Judson translate the Bible?

Adoniram Judson is renowned for translating the Bible into Burmese, which is the language spoken by the majority in Myanmar (formerly Burma). His work was significant not only because it provided access to the Scriptures for the Burmese people, but also because it helped establish a written form of the language, thus contributing to the development of Burmese literature. Judson's translation effort began soon after he arrived in Burma in 1813 and was deeply intertwined with his missionary endeavors, reflecting his commitment to spreading Christianity and equipping native speakers with the Bible in their own language. This translation is a critical part of his legacy and the history of Bible translation efforts in Southeast Asia.