مَلِكٌa king تدينُowe allegiance لَهُto him المُلوكُthe kings مُبارَكٌblessed
مَلِكٌ تدينُ لَهُ المُلوكُ مُبارَكٌ
كادَتnearly لِهَيبَتِهِin awe of him الجِبالُthe mountains تَزولُshift from their places
كادَت لِهَيبَتِهِ الجِبالُ تَزولُ
A blessed king to whom kings owe allegiance.
A king whom kings obey, blessed and revered
The mountains nearly shift in awe of him.
His glory made the mountains nearly disappear
تُجبَىis made tributary لَهُto him بَلخٌBalkh وَدِجلَةُand the Tigris كُلُّهاall of it
تُجبَى لَهُ بَلخٌ وَدِجلَةُ كُلُّها
وَلَهُand his is الفُراتُthe Euphrates وَماand what سَقىit watered والنِّيلُand the Nile
وَلَهُ الفُراتُ وَما سَقى والنِّيلُ
Balkh and all the Tigris yield tribute to him.
Balkh and the Tigris rivers to him pay their tribute
And his are the Euphrates and what it waters, and the Nile.
As do Euphrates, the Nile and lands they irrigate through
Sol 6.1