الجِسمُthe body وَالرَوحُand the soul مِنfrom قَبلِbefore اِجتِماعِهِماtheir union
الجِسمُ وَالرَوحُ مِن قَبلِ اِجتِماعِهِما
كاناthey both were وَديعَينِat peace لاno هَمّاًworry وَلاand no سَقَماsickness
كانا وَديعَينِ لا هَمّاً وَلا سَقَما
The body and the soul, before their union,
The body and the soul, before their union
Were both at peace, with neither worry nor sickness.
Were peaceful, free of worries and sickness.
تَفَرُّدُsolitude الشَيءِa thing خَيرٌbetter مِنthan تَأَلُّفِهِits union
تَفَرُّدُ الشَيءِ خَيرٌ مِن تَأَلُّفِهِ
بِغَيرِهِwith another وَتَجُرُّand brings الأُلفَةُcompanionship النِقَماafflictions
بِغَيرِهِ وَتَجُرُّ الأُلفَةُ النِقَما
A thing's solitude is better than its union
Singularity is better than an association
With another; and companionship brings afflictions.
With another, and familiarity breeds contempt.
Sol 6.1