قامَتْshe rose تُريدُshe wishes الرَّواحdeparture وَهْناًlate at night
قامَتْ تُريدُ الرَّواح وَهْناً
فقلتُso I said خَلِّيleave! رُوحيmy soul ورُوحيand go!
فقلتُ خَلِّي رُوحي ورُوحي
She rose, wishing to depart late at night.
She rose up wanting to depart weakly
So I said: Leave my soul, and go.
So I said: "Let my soul and your soul be at peace
ولاand do not تعوجيturn aside منfrom بعْدِafter وَلْيٍnearness
ولا تعوجي من بعْدِ وَلْيٍ
لِتَنشائيso that you smell ذاone possessing ريحٍan odor وريحِand a breeze
لِتَنشائي ذا ريحٍ وريحِ
And do not turn aside after drawing near,
And do not wander after separation
to smell one bearing an odor and a breeze.
So we can become beings with wind and more wind
فإنْso if أتاكcomes to you النّاعيthe death-herald بيَوميabout my day
فإنْ أتاك النّاعي بيَومي
كدَأْبِlike the custom of موسىMoses نُوحيlament! ونُوحِand Noah
كدَأْبِ موسى نُوحي ونُوحِ
If the death-herald comes to you with news of my day,
And if the wailer comes to you with my day
lament, as was the custom of Moses and Noah.
Like Noah's inspiration and more inspiration
وحقِّقيand ascertain! بعدafter موتdeath بعديafter me
وحقِّقي بعد موت بعدي
كُلَّevery فصيحٍeloquent speaker معاًtogether فصيحِthen cry out!
كُلَّ فصيحٍ معاً فصيحِ
And after death, after me, ascertain
And make true after my death after me
every eloquent speaker together—then cry out. [Wording unclear.]
Every eloquent one together eloquent
Sol 6.1