صَارَhas become أَيريmy cock دَجاجَةًa hen تَخْصنُbroods over (reading uncertain) البَيْthe eg— (beginning of “the eggs”)
صَارَ أَيري دَجاجَةً تَخْصنُ البَيْ
ضَ—gs (completion of “eggs”) بِرَغْميagainst my will وَعَنand in قَليلٍa little while يُنادِيit calls out
ضَ بِرَغْمي وَعَن قَليلٍ يُنادِي
My cock has become a hen that broods over the eg—
My air became a hen that lays eggs
—gs against my will; soon it calls out:
In spite of me, and soon will call
المِلاحَthe beauties المِلاحَthe beauties وَيليwoe to me عَلَيْهِon its account
المِلاحَ المِلاحَ وَيلي عَلَيْهِ
والمِلاحُand the beauties المِلاحُthe beauties جُلُّthe greater part of مُرادِيwhat I desire
والمِلاحُ المِلاحُ جُلُّ مُرادِي
“The beauties! The beauties!” Alas for it!
Sailor, sailor - woe is me!
And the beauties, the beauties, are what I chiefly desire.
Yet a sailor - that is all I desire
Sol 6.1