أَثَّلhe firmly established المَجدglory بَينَbetween رتقmending وَفَتقِand rending
أَثَّل المَجد بَينَ رتق وَفَتقِ
فَبَكَيناso we wept عَلىfor رتوقٍone who often mends فَتوقٍone who often rends
فَبَكَينا عَلى رتوقٍ فَتوقٍ
He rooted glory between mending and sundering,
He established glory amid mending and rending;
Glory was rooted between mending and rending,
so we wept over seams that split again.
So we wept for one who mended and tore apart.
So we wept for the master of mending and rending,
هِيَit is ريحُthe scent of الحَبيبِthe beloved أَيَّتُهاO you (feminine) الثَكthe bereaved (word begins)
هِيَ ريحُ الحَبيبِ أَيَّتُها الثَك
لىwoman (completes الثكلى) فَإِنso if هاجَكِstirs you (feminine) النَسيمُthe breeze فَتوقيthen yearn (feminine)
لى فَإِن هاجَكِ النَسيمُ فَتوقي
It is the beloved’s scent, O bereaved
It is the beloved’s scent, O bereaved
It is the scent of the beloved, O be-
woman; if the breeze stirs you, then yearn.
woman; so if the breeze stirs you, then yearn.
-reaved one; if the breeze stirs you, then take heed.
Sol 6.1