أصبَحتُI have become والنائباتُand misfortunes بعدstill علىin
أصبَحتُ والنائباتُ بعد على
حالَتِهاtheir state فيin الطريقِthe road مُتَّصلَهunceasing
حالَتِها في الطريقِ مُتَّصلَه
I have become—after high estate, with calamities
I have become—while misfortunes still remain
unbroken in their course along my road—
as they were, unceasing along the road—
أعرىbarer مِنthan الأنفِthe nose لاno لثامَveil لَهfor it
أعرى مِن الأنفِ لا لثامَ لَه
وكنتُand I was قِدماًformerly أكسىmore clothed منthan البَصَلَهthe onion
وكنتُ قِدماً أكسى من البَصَلَه
barer than a nose with no veil upon it,
barer than a nose with no veil,
though once I was better clothed than an onion.
and once I was more clothed than an onion.
Sol 6.1