قامrose للشقوةfor misery
قام للشقوة
وجرىand ran بالنحسwith ill luck طيريmy bird
وجرى بالنحس طيري
It rose to misery,
My misfortune is risen
and my bird ran with ill luck.
And my ill-omened bird has flown away.
وولىand entrusted حلuntying سرواtrousers (word fragment)
وولى حل سروا
لكyour (split-word ending) ياO مولايmy lord غيريsomeone other than me
لك يا مولاي غيري
And he entrusted the untying of the trou—
My happiness has departed,
—sers of yours, my lord, to someone other than me.
Except for you, my Master, none other.
وتقرأنand you recite عليناto us
وتقرأن علينا
كسعيدlike Sa'id بنson of جبيرJubayr
كسعيد بن جبير
And you recite to us,
And you recite unto us
like Sa'id ibn Jubayr.
Like Sa'eed ibn Jubair,
أترىdo you think قدalready عقرhe hamstrung
أترى قد عقر
الناقةthe she-camel ياO مولايmy lord
الناقة يا مولاي
Do you think he has hamstrung
Do you see the she-camel is hamstrung,
the she-camel, my lord?
O my Master?
ليسthere is not ليfor me منكfrom you سوىexcept صبmorning greeting (verb fragment)
ليس لي منك سوى صب
حكyou (completes the preceding verb) اللهGod بخيرwith goodness
حك الله بخير
I have nothing from you but “May—
I have naught from you except patience,
—God grant you a good morning.”
May God destine only good.
Sol 6.1