قلْsay فيof اخضِرارِthe greening عِذارِهِhis cheek-down وقَوَامهِand his stature
قلْ في اخضِرارِ عِذارِهِ وقَوَامهِ
خلعَbestowed robes الرَّبيعُspring علىupon غُصُونِbranches البَانِthe bān tree
خلعَ الرَّبيعُ على غُصُونِ البَانِ
Say of the greening of his cheek-down and his stature:
Say, in the verdure of its tender shoots,
Spring has bestowed robes upon the bān tree’s branches.
Spring has cast off robes on the boughs of acacia.
وانشُرْand spread مِنَfrom الأَغزالlove poems فيover أَرْدافهِhis buttocks
وانشُرْ مِنَ الأَغزال في أَرْدافهِ
حُللاًrobes فَواصلهاtheir borders علىupon الكُثْبانِthe sand dunes
حُللاً فَواصلها على الكُثْبانِ
And spread, from love poems, over his buttocks,
And let the gazelles spread out in its curves
Robes whose borders lie upon the dunes.
Dresses joined together on the sand dunes.
Sol 6.1