أَمَّاas for الَّتِيthe one whom أَهْوَىI love فَلِيthen mine شَطْرُhalf اسْمِهاher name
أَمَّا الَّتِي أَهْوَى فَلِي شَطْرُ اسْمِها
وَإذَاand when يُصَحَّفُhas its letter-dots changed لَمْnot يَكُنْit is إِلاexcept لَهاhers
وَإذَا يُصَحَّفُ لَمْ يَكُنْ إِلا لَها
As for the woman I love, half her name is mine.
The one I love, I have half her name
And when its letter-dots are changed, it is hers alone.
And if misspelled, it's still for her the same
وتَفُوهُand she utters بِالبِاقيwith the remainder إِذَاwhen قَلَّبْتَهyou reverse it
وتَفُوهُ بِالبِاقي إِذَا قَلَّبْتَه
غَضْبَىangry فَأَلقَىso I meet بِالرِّضَىwith contentment إِذْلالَهاthe humiliation she inflicts
غَضْبَى فَأَلقَى بِالرِّضَى إِذْلالَها
And she utters the rest, when you reverse it,
Utter the rest, if you rearrange the letters
In anger; so I meet the humiliation she inflicts with contentment.
My anger's gone, her pleasance unfetters
Sol 6.1