نيهrouse (probable reading) جُفونكyour eyelids مِنfrom نُعاسكyour drowsiness
نيه جُفونك مِن نُعاسك
وَأَسمحand be generous بريقكwith your saliva أَوor بِكاسكwith your cup
وَأَسمح بريقك أَو بِكاسك
Rouse your eyelids from your drowsiness,
Shake off the drowsiness from your eyelids
And be generous with your saliva, or your cup.
And let your grin or your cup shine through
طابَis sweet الصُبوحthe morning draught فَهاتَهاso bring it
طابَ الصُبوح فَهاتَها
وَإِشرَبand drink مَعيwith me بِحياتby the life of راسكyour head
وَإِشرَب مَعي بِحيات راسك
The morning draught is sweet, so bring it;
The morning has turned beautiful so bring it
And drink with me, by the life of your head.
And let's drink together to your life
ماnot الوَردthe rose إِلّاexcept مِنfrom خُدوcheeks (word continues)
ما الوَرد إِلّا مِن خُدو
دكcompletion of 'your cheeks' وَالبَنَفسجand the violet مِنfrom نَواسكyour dangling locks
دك وَالبَنَفسج مِن نَواسك
The rose comes only from your cheeks,
Roses are only from your cheeks
And the violet from your dangling locks.
And violets from your softness
أَفديكI would ransom you ظَبياًa gazelle أَرتَجيI hope for
أَفديك ظَبياً أَرتَجي
كyou (suffix of the preceding verb) وَأَتقيand I fear سَطواتonslaughts باسكyour might
ك وَأَتقي سَطوات باسك
I would ransom you, a gazelle in whom I place my hope,
I'd sacrifice myself for you like a gazelle
And fear the onslaughts of your might.
And avoid your overwhelming might
تَخشىfear الأُسودthe lions مَهابةout of awe
تَخشى الأُسود مَهابة
مِنof أَنthat تَمرّthey pass عَلىby كناسكyour lair
مِن أَن تَمرّ عَلى كناسك
In awe, the lions are afraid
Lions fear
To pass by your lair.
To pass by your territory
Sol 6.1