لقلعُindeed, pulling out ضرسٍa molar ومَضغُand chewing كِلسِlime
لقلعُ ضرسٍ ومَضغُ كِلسِ
وردُّand bringing back أمسٍyesterday ويومُand a day of نَحسِill luck
وردُّ أمسٍ ويومُ نَحسِ
Truly, pulling out a molar and chewing lime,
The loss of a molar and chewing on gravel
and bringing back yesterday and a day of ill luck,
The regret of yesterday and an unlucky day
ولذعُand the scorching of نارٍfire وحملُand bearing عارٍdisgrace
ولذعُ نارٍ وحملُ عارٍ
وبَيعُand selling جارٍa neighbor برُبعِfor a quarter of فلسِa fils (small coin)
وبَيعُ جارٍ برُبعِ فلسِ
and the scorching of fire and bearing disgrace,
The sting of fire and bearing shame
and selling a neighbor for a quarter of a fils,
A neighbor's sale for a quarter fils
ومَضغُand chewing صَخرٍrock وسَفُّand swallowing dry بعرٍdung pellets
ومَضغُ صَخرٍ وسَفُّ بعرٍ
وجُوعُand hunger دَهرٍa lifetime وألفُand a thousand قَلسِregurgitations
وجُوعُ دَهرٍ وألفُ قَلسِ
and chewing rock and swallowing dung pellets,
Chewing on rock and drinking camel urine
and a lifetime of hunger and a thousand bouts of regurgitation,
A lifetime of hunger and a thousand worries
وقَودُand leading قِردٍa monkey ونسجُand weaving بُردٍa striped cloak
وقَودُ قِردٍ ونسجُ بُردٍ
ودَبغُand tanning جِلدٍa hide بغَيرِwithout شَمسِsunlight
ودَبغُ جِلدٍ بغَيرِ شَمسِ
and leading a monkey and weaving a striped cloak,
Monkey fuel and weaving frost
and tanning a hide without sunlight,
Tanning leather without the sun
وقتلُand killing إلفٍa dear companion وأكلُand taking كفٍّa slap
وقتلُ إلفٍ وأكلُ كفٍّ
وَضيقُand the tightness of خُفٍّa leather boot ونَزعُand wrenching out نَفسِa soul
وَضيقُ خُفٍّ ونَزعُ نَفسِ
and killing a dear companion and taking a slap,
Killing a friend and eating a fist
and a tight leather boot and wrenching out a soul,
Tight shoes and struggling for breath
وَقَتلُand killing عَمٍّa paternal uncle وَشُربُand drinking سَمٍّpoison
وَقَتلُ عَمٍّ وَشُربُ سَمٍّ
وَطولُand length of غَمٍّgrief وَضَنكُand the hardship of حَبسِimprisonment
وَطولُ غَمٍّ وَضَنكُ حَبسِ
and killing a paternal uncle and drinking poison,
Killing an uncle and drinking poison
and prolonged grief and the hardship of imprisonment,
Prolonged sorrow and miserable imprisonment
وقتلُand killing خالٍa maternal uncle وعُدمُand lack of مالٍmoney
وقتلُ خالٍ وعُدمُ مالٍ
وسُوءُand the ill nature of خالٍa maternal uncle وطُولand length of عكسِadversity
وسُوءُ خالٍ وطُول عكسِ
and killing a maternal uncle and having no money,
Killing a maternal uncle and lack of money
and a maternal uncle's ill nature and prolonged adversity,
Wicked in-laws and reversed fortune
وسُوءُand bad بَختٍluck وأكلُand eating قَتٍّdried alfalfa
وسُوءُ بَختٍ وأكلُ قَتٍّ
وطُولُand length of هَرتٍverbal abuse وبَيعُand selling بَخسِa paltry price
وطُولُ هَرتٍ وبَيعُ بَخسِ
and bad luck and eating dried alfalfa,
Ill fate and eating misery
and prolonged verbal abuse and selling at a paltry price,
Prolonged confusion and demeaning sale
وَطولُand length of يَأسٍdespair وعُدمُand lack of كأسٍa goblet
وَطولُ يَأسٍ وعُدمُ كأسٍ
وقَطعُand cutting off رأسٍa head ومَوتُand death of حِسِّsensation
وقَطعُ رأسٍ ومَوتُ حِسِّ
and prolonged despair and having no goblet,
Prolonged despair and lack of a cup
and cutting off a head and the death of sensation,
Severed head and death of good fortune
وطولُand length of طَيشٍrecklessness ولبسُand wearing خَيشٍsackcloth
وطولُ طَيشٍ ولبسُ خَيشٍ
وضيقُand the narrowness of عيشٍlivelihood وصَوتُand the sound of جَرسِa bell
وضيقُ عيشٍ وصَوتُ جَرسِ
and prolonged recklessness and wearing sackcloth,
Prolonged folly and wearing rags
and straitened living and the sound of a bell,
Difficult living and clanging bells
وعُدمُand lack of نَفعٍbenefit وكسرُand breaking ضَلعٍa rib
وعُدمُ نَفعٍ وكسرُ ضَلعٍ
وطولُand length of صَفعٍslapping وطولُand length of حَبسِimprisonment
وطولُ صَفعٍ وطولُ حَبسِ
and lack of benefit and breaking a rib,
Lack of benefit and broken ribs
and prolonged slapping and prolonged imprisonment,
Prolonged slapping and prolonged imprisonment
أهوَنُeasier مِنthan وَقفةٍstanding بِبابٍat a door
أهوَنُ مِن وَقفةٍ بِبابٍ
تَلقاكَmeet you حُجّابُهits doorkeepers بعَبسِwith frowns
تَلقاكَ حُجّابُه بعَبسِ
are easier than standing at a door
Are easier than pausing at a door
whose doorkeepers meet you with frowns.
Where the doorman greets you with a frown
Sol 6.1