حَيَّتكgreeted you عنَّاon our behalf شمالٌa north wind طافpassed طائفُهاits wandering gust
حَيَّتك عنَّا شمالٌ طاف طائفُها
بجنةthrough a garden فَجَّرَتْpoured forth رَوحاًrefreshment ورَيْحاناand sweet fragrance
بجنة فَجَّرَتْ رَوحاً ورَيْحانا
A north wind greeted you on our behalf; its wandering gust swept
Your greeting brought to us a north wind, circling
through a garden, pouring forth refreshment and sweet fragrance.
Around a garden, awakening its spirit and basil.
هَبَّتْit blew سُحَيْراًjust before dawn فناجىand then whispered to الغُصنُthe bough صاحبَهits companion
هَبَّتْ سُحَيْراً فناجى الغُصنُ صاحبَه
مُوَسوساًmurmuring وتنادَىand called to one another الطيرُthe birds إعلاناaloud
مُوَسوساً وتنادَى الطيرُ إعلانا
It blew just before dawn, and the bough whispered to its companion,
It blew gently, so the branch whispered to its friend
murmuring softly, while the birds called to one another aloud.
Murmuring, and the birds called out joyfully.
وُرْقٌgray doves تَغَنَّىsang علىupon خُضْرٍgreen boughs مُهَدَّلةٍdrooping
وُرْقٌ تَغَنَّى على خُضْرٍ مُهَدَّلةٍ
تَسْموrise high بهاwith them وتشمُّand sniff الأرضَthe earth أحياناsometimes
تَسْمو بها وتشمُّ الأرضَ أحيانا
Gray doves sang upon drooping green boughs,
Leaves sang over lush green meadows
which rise with them and sometimes sniff the earth.
Rising up, perfuming the earth at times.
تخالُyou would think طائرَهاits bird نشوانَdrunk منfrom طربٍdelight
تخالُ طائرَها نشوانَ من طربٍ
والغُصنَand the bough مِنfrom هَزِّهِits swaying عِطْفَيْهِits two flanks نَشواناdrunk
والغُصنَ مِن هَزِّهِ عِطْفَيْهِ نَشوانا
You would think its bird drunk with delight,
You'd think its bird was drunk with rapture,
and the bough drunk from swaying its two flanks.
And its swaying branch also drunk with rapture.
Sol 6.1