بَادَرَhastened العَشْرَthe ten-day span عَشْرَten كَفّيكَyour two hands لَثْماkissing
بَادَرَ العَشْرَ عَشْرَ كَفّيكَ لَثْما
وَتَمنَّىand wished هِلالُهُits crescent مِنكَfrom you تِمّاfullness
وَتَمنَّى هِلالُهُ مِنكَ تِمّا
The ten-day span hastened to kiss the ten fingers of your hands,
He eagerly kissed your ten fingers
And its crescent longed for fullness from you.
And wished for your crescent, complete
وَرَأىand saw المُلْكُthe realm مَطلعاًa dawning منكَfrom you نُوراًa light
وَرَأى المُلْكُ مَطلعاً منكَ نُوراً
كَمْhow often جَلاdispelled نُورُهُits light ظلاماًdarkness وظُلْمَاand injustice
كَمْ جَلا نُورُهُ ظلاماً وظُلْمَا
And the realm beheld a light dawning from you—
The king saw a dawn rising from you
How often its light dispelled darkness and injustice!
How its light dispelled the darkness and injustice
فَبَداso it appeared حَاجِباًa chamberlain; an eyebrow لَديكَbefore you وَماand how أسfirst part of 'fortunate'
فَبَدا حَاجِباً لَديكَ وَما أس
عدَcompletion of 'fortunate' مَنwhoever يَنتمِيbelongs لِبابِكَto your gate نَجْمَاas a star
عدَ مَن يَنتمِي لِبابِكَ نَجْمَا
So it appeared as a chamberlain before you—how fortunate
So he seemed, in your presence, without consequence
is any star who belongs to your gate!
For no star compares to those at your door
Sol 6.1