نَميلُwe lean عَلىagainst جَوانِبِهِhis sides كَأَنّاas though we
نَميلُ عَلى جَوانِبِهِ كَأَنّا
لِعِزَّتِناbecause of our honored standing نَميلُwe lean عَلىagainst أَبيناour father
لِعِزَّتِنا نَميلُ عَلى أَبينا
We lean against his sides, as though
We lean on its sides as if
because of our honored standing, we were leaning against our father.
Out of our honor we lean on our father
نُقَلِّبُهُwe turn him over لِنَخبُرَto test حالَتَيهِhis two states
نُقَلِّبُهُ لِنَخبُرَ حالَتَيهِ
فَنَخبُرُand so we find مِنهُماfrom both of them كَرَماًgenerosity وَليناand gentleness
فَنَخبُرُ مِنهُما كَرَماً وَلينا
We turn him over to test his two states,
We turn him over to examine his condition
and in both we find generosity and gentleness.
So we find in him gentleness and nobility
Sol 6.1