ضَيَّعَneglected أَولادَoffspring الجُعَيدَةِal-Juʿayda مالِكٌMalik
ضَيَّعَ أَولادَ الجُعَيدَةِ مالِكٌ
خَناطيلَscattered herds مِنهاamong them رازِمٌtoo weak to rise وَحَسيرُand exhausted
خَناطيلَ مِنها رازِمٌ وَحَسيرُ
Malik has neglected al-Juʿayda’s offspring:
Malik has squandered the wealth of the Ju'aydah,
scattered herds, some too weak to rise and others exhausted.
Of it khanaatil remain, and some razim and hasir.
سَتَعلَمُyou will learn ماwhat تُغنيcan avail رَواقيدُlarge wine jars أُسنِدَتwere propped up
سَتَعلَمُ ما تُغني رَواقيدُ أُسنِدَت
لَهاthey have عِندَbeside أَطنابِguy ropes البُيوتِthe tents هَديرُa rumbling
لَها عِندَ أَطنابِ البُيوتِ هَديرُ
You will learn what good the propped-up wine jars can do—
You will know what good the roarings will do -
with their rumbling beside the tent ropes—
Attached to their thresholds the houses' uproar -
عَنِfor الإِبلِthe camels إِذwhen جاءَتthey came حَدابيرَgaunt رُزَّحاًutterly exhausted
عَنِ الإِبلِ إِذ جاءَت حَدابيرَ رُزَّحاً
إِذاif لَمnot يُبَعis sold بِزرٌlinseed oil لَهاfor them وَعَصيرُand pressed juice
إِذا لَم يُبَع بِزرٌ لَها وَعَصيرُ
for the camels, when they came gaunt and utterly spent,
About the camels, when they came as corpses,
if linseed oil and pressed juice are not sold for their sake.
If no onions or juice were sold for them.
Sol 6.1