تَصَيَّفَspent the summer الحزنَal-Hazn, the rugged uplands فانجابَتso fell away عَقيقَتُهُhis foal-coat
تَصَيَّفَ الحزنَ فانجابَت عَقيقَتُهُ
فيهاin it خِنَافٌa swaying gait وتَقريبٌand a canter بِلاwithout يَتَمِslowing
فيها خِنَافٌ وتَقريبٌ بِلا يَتَمِ
He summered in al-Hazn, and his foal-coat fell away.
There he moves with a swaying gait and a canter, without slowing.
يَنتَابُfrequents بالعِرقِon the sand ridge مِنof بُقعَانَBuqʿān مَعَهَدةًa familiar haunt
يَنتَابُ بالعِرقِ مِن بُقعَانَ مَعَهَدةً
ماءَwater الشَّريعَةِthe watering place أوor فَيضاًoverflowing water مِنَfrom الأَجَمِthe thickets
ماءَ الشَّريعَةِ أو فَيضاً مِنَ الأَجَمِ
On the sand ridge of Buqʿān he frequents a familiar haunt—
the water at the watering place, or overflowing water from the thickets.
أَهبَطتُهُI brought him down to الرَّكبَthe riders يُعدينيcarries me at a gallop وأُلجمُهُand I bridle him
أَهبَطتُهُ الرَّكبَ يُعديني وأُلجمُهُ
لِلنَّائباتِfor adversities بِسَيرٍwith a stride مِخذَمِcleaving الأَكَمِthe hillocks
لِلنَّائباتِ بِسَيرٍ مِخذَمِ الأَكَمِ
I brought him down to the riders; he gallops with me, and I bridle him
for times of adversity, with a stride that cleaves the hillocks.
Sol 6.1