قُلْتُI said ثَقَّلْتُI have burdened you إذْwhen أَتَيْتُI came مراراًrepeatedly
قُلْتُ ثَقَّلْتُ إذْ أَتَيْتُ مراراً
قالَhe said ثَقَّلْتَyou have burdened كاهِلِيmy shoulders بالأَيادِيwith favors
قالَ ثَقَّلْتَ كاهِلِي بالأَيادِي
I said, “I have burdened you by coming repeatedly.”
I said, I burdened, when I came again and again
He said, “You have burdened my shoulders with favors.”
He said, "You've burdened my shoulders with (your) hands"
قلتُI said طَوَّلْتI have stayed too long قالhe said لاno بلrather تَطَوَّyou have bestowed favors (word continues)
قلتُ طَوَّلْت قال لا بل تَطَوَّ
لتcompletion of “you have bestowed favors” وأَبرمتُand I have wearied you (also: twisted) قالَhe said حَبْلَthe cord of ودادِيmy affection
لت وأَبرمتُ قالَ حَبْلَ ودادِي
I said, “I have stayed too long.” He said, “No, rather you have bestowed—
I said, "I've been long (in coming)" He said, "No, but you have twisted
—favors.” “And I have wearied you.” He said, “You have twisted the cord of my affection.”
And severed the rope of my love"
Sol 6.1