عَلِّلانيsoothe me, you two بِصَوتِwith the sound of نايٍa reed flute وَعودِand a lute
عَلِّلاني بِصَوتِ نايٍ وَعودِ
وَاِسقِيانيand give me drink, you two دَمَthe blood of اِبنَةِthe daughter of العُنقودِthe grape cluster
وَاِسقِياني دَمَ اِبنَةِ العُنقودِ
Soothe me, you two, with the sound of a reed flute and a lute.
Entrance me with the sound of a flute and lute
And give me, you two, the blood of the grape-cluster's daughter to drink.
And serve me the blood-red wine
أَشرَبُI drink الراحَthe wine وَهيَwhile it تَشرَبُdrinks عَقليmy mind
أَشرَبُ الراحَ وَهيَ تَشرَبُ عَقلي
وَعَلىand on account of ذاكَthat كانَwas قَتلُthe killing of الوَليدِal-Walid
وَعَلى ذاكَ كانَ قَتلُ الوَليدِ
I drink the wine, while it drinks my mind.
I drink joy while it drinks my reason
And on that account al-Walid was slain.
And upon that was the murder of Al-Walid
رَبُّmany a سُكرٍbout of drunkenness جَعَلتُI set مَوعِدَهُits appointed time الصُبthe morn- (word continues)
رَبُّ سُكرٍ جَعَلتُ مَوعِدَهُ الصُب
حَ-ing (completes 'morning') وَساقٍand a cupbearer حَثَثتُهُI urged him بِمَزيدِfor more
حَ وَساقٍ حَثَثتُهُ بِمَزيدِ
Many a bout of drunkenness I appointed for the morn-
Lord of tipsiness, I made our tryst the morn
-ing, and many a cupbearer I urged to pour more.
And legs I quickened with increase
Sol 6.1