مَنwhoever يَكُنmay be ذاpossessing لِقَحٍmilch camels راِخياتِyielding milk freely
مَن يَكُن ذا لِقَحٍ راِخياتِ
فَلِقاحيthen my milch camels ماnot تَذُوقُtaste الشَّعيراthe barley
فَلِقاحي ما تَذُوقُ الشَّعيرا
Whoever owns milch-camels grazing at ease—
Whoever has milch camels yielding milk freely—
my milch-camels taste no barley.
My milch camels never taste barley;
بَلrather حَوابٍlarge jars فيin ظِلالِthe shade of فَسيلٍyoung date palms
بَل حَوابٍ في ظِلالِ فَسيلٍ
مُلِئَتwere filled أَجوافُهُنَّtheir bellies عَصيراwith juice
مُلِئَت أَجوافُهُنَّ عَصيرا
Rather, they are great vessels beneath young palms’ shade,
Rather, they are great jars in the shade of young date palms,
their bellies filled with pressed-out juice.
Their bellies filled with juice.
فَتَهادَرنَso they rumbled together لِذاكَbecause of that زَماناًfor a time
فَتَهادَرنَ لِذاكَ زَماناً
ثُمَّthen مُوِّتنَwere put to death فَكُنَّand so they became قُبُوراgraves
ثُمَّ مُوِّتنَ فَكُنَّ قُبُورا
Because of it they rumbled for a time;
So, because of that, they rumbled together for a time;
then they were made to die, and became tombs.
Then they were put to death and became graves.
Sol 6.1