بَخيلٌa miser قَدindeed شَقيتُI have suffered بِهِbecause of him
بَخيلٌ قَد شَقيتُ بِهِ
يَكُدُّhe wears out الوَعدَthe promise بِاللَجَجِwith obstinate wrangling
يَكُدُّ الوَعدَ بِاللَجَجِ
A miser who has made me suffer,
Stingy one, I've suffered from him,
who wears out his promise with obstinate wrangling;
He almost breaks his promise out of stubbornness,
عَلىupon بُستانِthe garden خَدَّيهِhis two cheeks
عَلى بُستانِ خَدَّيهِ
زَرافينَring-bolts مِنَof السِيَجِthe teakwood
زَرافينَ مِنَ السِيَجِ
upon the garden of his cheeks
On the garden of his cheeks,
are ring-bolts of teakwood.
Giraffes from the fence.
Sol 6.1