أَسِبوَيهِO Sibawayh ياO اِبنَson of الفارِسِيَّةِthe Persian woman ماwhat الَّذيthat
أَسِبوَيهِ يا اِبنَ الفارِسِيَّةِ ما الَّذي
تَحَدَّثتَyou spoke عَنabout شَتميreviling me وَماand what كُنتَyou were تَنبُذُhurling
تَحَدَّثتَ عَن شَتمي وَما كُنتَ تَنبُذُ
O Sibawayh, son of the Persian woman, what was it
you said about reviling me, and what were you hurling?
أَظَلتَdid you keep تُغَنّيsinging سادِراًheedlessly فيin مَساءَتيdoing me harm
أَظَلتَ تُغَنّي سادِراً في مَساءَتي
وَأُمُّكَand your mother بِالمَصرَينِin the two cities تُعطيgives وَتَأخُذُand takes
وَأُمُّكَ بِالمَصرَينِ تُعطي وَتَأخُذُ
Did you keep singing, heedlessly doing me harm,
while your mother in the two cities gives and takes?
Sol 6.1