إِنَّindeed جَيشاًan army أَصبَحتَyou have become تُدعىyou are called أَباهُits father
إِنَّ جَيشاً أَصبَحتَ تُدعى أَباهُ
لَجَديرٌsurely worthy بِالنَّصرِof victory والإقبالِand good fortune
لَجَديرٌ بِالنَّصرِ والإقبالِ
Indeed, an army whose father you have come to be called
is surely worthy of victory and good fortune.
لَستyou do not يَومon the day of الطِّعانِspear-thrusts تَختَصُّreserve for yourself عَنapart from صَحbeginning of 'your companions'
لَست يَوم الطِّعانِ تَختَصُّ عَن صَح
بِكَcompletion of 'your companions' إِلاexcept بِأَنفسِthe lives of الأَبطالِthe heroes
بِكَ إِلا بِأَنفسِ الأَبطالِ
On the day of spear-thrusts, you claim no separate share from your companions
except the lives of heroes.
وَإِذاand when شارَكوكَthey join you فيهاin them بِطَعنٍwith a spear-thrust
وَإِذا شارَكوكَ فيها بِطَعنٍ
أَوor بِضَربٍwith a blow نَفَلتَهمyou reward them بِالمالِwith wealth
أَو بِضَربٍ نَفَلتَهم بِالمالِ
And when they join you in this with a spear-thrust
or a blow, you reward them with wealth,
غَيرَةًout of jealousy أَنlest ينالَgain غَيرُكَanyone other than you ذاكَthat الذthe (beginning of 'the renown')
غَيرَةً أَن ينالَ غَيرُكَ ذاكَ الذ
ذِكرَrenown يَومَon the day of الوَغىbattle وتِلكَand those المَعاليlofty honors
ذِكرَ يَومَ الوَغى وتِلكَ المَعالي
jealous lest anyone but you gain that
renown on the day of battle, and those lofty honors.
يَحملُونَthey carry الأَثقالَthe burdens دونكَrather than you مِمَّاof what
يَحملُونَ الأَثقالَ دونكَ مِمَّا
غَنِموهُthey took it as spoils ياO حامِلَbearer of الأَثقالِthe burdens
غَنِموهُ يا حامِلَ الأَثقالِ
They, rather than you, carry the loads of what
they have taken as spoils, O bearer of burdens.
Sol 6.1