اِعدِدprepare لِكُلِّfor every زَمانٍtime ماwhat يُشاكِلُهُsuits it
اِعدِد لِكُلِّ زَمانٍ ما يُشاكِلُهُ
إِنَّindeed البَراقِعَthe veils يُستَثبَتنَare held fast بِالشَبَمِby the cold
إِنَّ البَراقِعَ يُستَثبَتنَ بِالشَبَمِ
For every season, prepare what suits it.
For every age prepare the garb that suits it best;
Indeed, veils are held fast by the cold.
For this, the flashing sword: and that, the newest fashion craze.
فَإِنso if ضَرَبتَyou strike بِسَيفِwith the sword of الهِندِIndia فيin وَمَدٍsultry heat
فَإِن ضَرَبتَ بِسَيفِ الهِندِ في وَمَدٍ
فَسَيفُthen the sword of إِفرِنجَةَthe Franks المَخبوءُkept in reserve لِلشَبَمِfor the cold
فَسَيفُ إِفرِنجَةَ المَخبوءُ لِلشَبَمِ
So if you strike with an Indian sword in sultry heat,
If in one happy moment you should plunge your sword through Meudon Wood,
Then the sword of the Franks is kept in reserve for the cold.
Rest assured, a secret dagger lurks behind the newest fashion's veil.
Sol 6.1