تَبَدّىappeared عِشاءًat evening هِلالُthe crescent moon الصِيامِof fasting
تَبَدّى عِشاءً هِلالُ الصِيامِ
بِنَحسٍwith ill fortune عَلىupon الكَأسِthe winecup وَالبَربَطِand the lute
بِنَحسٍ عَلى الكَأسِ وَالبَربَطِ
At evening the crescent of fasting appeared,
The crescent of fasting appeared in the evening
with ill fortune for the winecup and the lute.
With misfortune over the cup and dice
فَكَمfor many مِنof فَتىًa young man راحَwent in the evening بَينَamong القِياthe singing maidens (partial word)
فَكَم مِن فَتىً راحَ بَينَ القِيا
نِcompletes 'singing maidens' نَشوانَdrunk ذاpossessed of فَرَحٍjoy مُفرِطِexcessive
نِ نَشوانَ ذا فَرَحٍ مُفرِطِ
For many a youth went among the singing
How many a young man went among the gatherings
maidens, drunk and full of unrestrained joy.
Happy and exceedingly joyful
وَكانَand he was نَشيطاًlively فَلَمّاthen when رَآhe saw
وَكانَ نَشيطاً فَلَمّا رَآ
هُit صاحِبَa possessor of هَمٍّcare فَلَمso he did not يَنشَطِfeel lively
هُ صاحِبَ هَمٍّ فَلَم يَنشَطِ
And he had been lively; but when he saw
And he was lively, but when he saw
it, he was burdened with care and lost his zest.
A companion of sorrow, he was not lively
وَأَعرَضَand he turned away عَنهُfrom it كَماjust as أَعرَضَتshe turned away
وَأَعرَضَ عَنهُ كَما أَعرَضَت
فَتاةٌa maiden عَلىat الحاجِبِthe eyebrow الأَشمَطِgrizzled
فَتاةٌ عَلى الحاجِبِ الأَشمَطِ
And he turned away from it, as did
And he turned away from him as a maiden turned away
a maiden at the sight of a grizzled brow.
With kohl on her eyelids
Sol 6.1