أَعتَقتُI have freed ماwhat أَملُكُI own إِنif لَمnot أَكُنI am
أَعتَقتُ ما أَملُكُ إِن لَم أَكُن
أُحِبُّI love أَنto أَلقاكِI meet you (feminine) فَاِلقَينيso meet me
أُحِبُّ أَن أَلقاكِ فَاِلقَيني
I have freed all I own if I do not
I free all I own if we don't meet again
love to meet you—so meet me.
Though to see you I yearn, let us part now
مِنfrom كُلِّevery مُشتَهَرٍunsheathed sword فيin كَفِّthe palm of مُشتَهِرِone drawing a sword
مِن كُلِّ مُشتَهَرٍ في كَفِّ مُشتَهِرِ
كَأَنَّas though غُرَّتَهُhis brow وَالسَيفَand the sword نَجمانِtwo stars
كَأَنَّ غُرَّتَهُ وَالسَيفَ نَجمانِ
From every unsheathed sword in its wielder’s palm,
The famed sword and scabbard gleam as one
as though his brow and the sword were two stars.
When held by the hand of the famous one
Sol 6.1