كَاَنَّas though اَقتادِىَmy saddle-frames والاَسامِطاand the hanging saddle-straps
كَاَنَّ اَقتادِىَ والاَسامِطا
وَالرَحلَand the saddle وَالاَنساعَand the girth-straps وَالقراطِطاand the saddle-pads
وَالرَحلَ وَالاَنساعَ وَالقراطِطا
As though my saddle-frames and the hanging straps,
My companions were the Nabateans and Samites
And the saddle, the girths, and the saddle-pads—
And travellers, wanderers, and Qurayshites
ضَمَّنتُهُنَّI entrusted them اَخدَAkhdarī wild ass (split word, first part) رِيَّاAkhdarī wild ass (split word, second part) ناشِطاlively
ضَمَّنتُهُنَّ اَخدَ رِيَّا ناشِطا
I had entrusted them to a lively Akhdarī wild ass.
I gathered them together into one journey, active and flowing
Sol 6.1