عَقَدناwe tied حَبلَناour rope لِبَنيto the sons of شَئيمٍShaʾīm
عَقَدنا حَبلَنا لِبَني شَئيمٍ
فَأَضحىso it became العِزَّglory فيناamong us وَاللِواءُand the banner
فَأَضحى العِزَّ فينا وَاللِواءُ
We tied our rope to the sons of Shaʾīm,
We tied our rope for the sons of Shaiym
So glory and the banner became ours.
Thus glory and banner became ours
وَأَضحَتand began عامِرٌʿĀmir تَعتادُvisits repeatedly دَوساًDaws
وَأَضحَت عامِرٌ تَعتادُ دَوساً
كَماas اِعتادَvisited repeatedly المُطَلَّقَةَthe divorced woman النِساءُthe women
كَما اِعتادَ المُطَلَّقَةَ النِساءُ
And ʿĀmir began to frequent Daws,
And Aamir became inhabited and accustomed to being trodden
As women visit a divorced woman.
As divorced women get accustomed to men
يُطِفنَthey circle بِهاaround her وَماand not يُغنينَthey help شَيئاًanything
يُطِفنَ بِها وَما يُغنينَ شَيئاً
وَقَدand sometimes يُبنىis pitched عَلىupon الصَلَفِlack of affection الخِباءُthe tent
وَقَد يُبنى عَلى الصَلَفِ الخِباءُ
They circle around her, yet do her no good;
Wandering around her but availing nothing
And a tent may yet be pitched where love is lacking.
While tents may be pitched on barren land
Sol 6.1