لِلشامِتينَfor those who gloat رَزاياcalamities فيin شِماتِهِمُtheir gloating
لِلشامِتينَ رَزايا في شِماتِهِمُ
فَكُنso be مُصاباًafflicted وَلاand do not تُحسَبbe counted مِنَamong الشُمُتِthe gloaters
فَكُن مُصاباً وَلا تُحسَب مِنَ الشُمُتِ
For those who gloat, there are calamities in their gloating.
So be afflicted, and do not be counted among the gloaters.
يَبدوappears سُرورُjoy أُناسٍpeople أَظهَرواthey displayed حَزَناًgrief
يَبدو سُرورُ أُناسٍ أَظهَروا حَزَناً
وَإِنand even if تَسَتَّرَit concealed itself خَلفَbehind الأَلسُنِthe tongues الصُمُتِsilent
وَإِن تَسَتَّرَ خَلفَ الأَلسُنِ الصُمُتِ
The joy of people who displayed grief shows through,
Even if it hides behind silent tongues.
أَميرُprince قَومٍa people أَصابَتهُovertook him مَنِيَّتُهُhis death
أَميرُ قَومٍ أَصابَتهُ مَنِيَّتُهُ
فَضَلَّso erred مَنwhoever قالَsaid إِنَّthat المَرءَthe man لَمdid not يَمُتِdie
فَضَلَّ مَن قالَ إِنَّ المَرءَ لَم يَمُتِ
A people's prince was overtaken by his death;
So whoever said the man had not died was mistaken.
Sol 6.1