كَلَّمتُهُI spoke to him فَاصفَرَّso he turned yellow مِنfrom خَجَلٍembarrassment
كَلَّمتُهُ فَاصفَرَّ مِن خَجَلٍ
حَتَّىuntil اكتَسَىwas clothed بِالعَسجَدِin gold الوَرِقُthe silver
حَتَّى اكتَسَى بِالعَسجَدِ الوَرِقُ
I spoke to him, and he turned yellow with embarrassment,
I spoke to him and he blushed with embarrassment
until the silver was clothed in gold.
Until he was covered in bright green leaves
وَسَألتُهُand I asked him تَقبِيلَto kiss رَاحَتِهِhis palm
وَسَألتُهُ تَقبِيلَ رَاحَتِهِ
فَأبَىso he refused وقَالَand said أخَافُI fear أحتَرِقُI will burn
فَأبَى وقَالَ أخَافُ أحتَرِقُ
And I asked him to let me kiss his palm;
And I asked to kiss his palm
but he refused and said, “I fear I will burn.”
But he refused and said, I fear I'll catch fire
حتَّىeven زَفِيرِيmy sigh عَاقَhindered عِنfrom أمَلِيmy hope
حتَّى زَفِيرِي عَاقَ عِن أمَلِي
إِنَّindeed الشَّقِيَّthe unfortunate man بِرِيقِهِon his saliva شَرِقُchoking
إِنَّ الشَّقِيَّ بِرِيقِهِ شَرِقُ
Even my sigh kept me from my hope:
Until my sigh betrayed my hope
indeed, the unfortunate man chokes on his own saliva.
Indeed the wretch with his saliva ignited
Sol 6.1