يُثَمِّرُmakes thrive أَولادُoffspring المَخاضِpregnant she-camels ابنُson of دَيسَقٍDaysaq
يُثَمِّرُ أَولادُ المَخاضِ ابنُ دَيسَقٍ
وَيُقريand serves as food الضَبابَlizards الضَيفَthe guest قُفعاًcurled inward رَواجِبُهhis finger joints
وَيُقري الضَبابَ الضَيفَ قُفعاً رَواجِبُه
Ibn Daysaq multiplies the young of gravid she-camels,
Ibn Daysaq makes the offspring of pregnant she-camels thrive,
and to the guest his crooked knuckles serve up lizards.
And serves lizards to his guest, his finger joints curled.
وَقالَand he said تَعَلَّمknow إِنَّهاindeed they are صَفَرِيَّةٌautumnal
وَقالَ تَعَلَّم إِنَّها صَفَرِيَّةٌ
مِكانٌegg-laden نَمىgrew فيهاin them الدَباlocust nymphs وَجَنادِبُهand its grasshoppers
مِكانٌ نَمى فيها الدَبا وَجَنادِبُه
And he said, “Know that it is Ṣafariyya—
And he said, 'Know that they are autumn lizards,
a place where locust nymphs and its grasshoppers grew.”
Egg-laden, with young locusts and their grasshoppers grown within them.'
Sol 6.1