مرضlanguor الطرفthe gaze زادincreased ليfor me أمراضيmy ailments
مرض الطرف زاد لي أمراضي
ورناand he gazed ساخطاًangrily بسيمةwith the air of راضيone content
ورنا ساخطاً بسيمة راضي
The languor of his gaze increased my ailments.
And he gazed angrily, with the air of one content.
وأعنائيand my torment منfrom جؤيذرa little wild-ox calf شيخaged
وأعنائي من جؤيذر شيخ
مكثرmuch given to العتبreproach مكثرmuch given to الأعراضturning away
مكثر العتب مكثر الأعراض
And my torment comes from an aged little wild-ox calf,
Much given to reproach, much given to turning away.
كلماwhenever زدتهI showed him more خضوعاًsubmission تعالىhe grew haughty
كلما زدته خضوعاً تعالى
ورمانيand he struck me بعضبwith a keen sword طرفa gaze ماضيpiercing
ورماني بعضب طرف ماضي
Whenever I showed him greater submission, he grew haughtier,
And struck me with the keen sword of a piercing gaze.
ليسthere is not ليfor me غيرanything but ذلتيmy abasement وانقياديand my submission
ليس لي غير ذلتي وانقيادي
لمعاليto the exalted heights of جنابهhis presence وانخفاضيand my self-abasement
لمعالي جنابه وانخفاضي
I have nothing but my abasement and submission
To his exalted presence, and my humbling of myself.
ولهand he is entitled أنto يجولstrut بالعجبwith self-admiration
وله أن يجول بالعجب
ودلالاًand in coquetry كذاsuch are ظباءthe gazelles of الرياضthe meadows
ودلالاً كذا ظباء الرياض
And he may strut in self-admiration
And coquetry—such are the gazelles of the meadows.
Sol 6.1