سقاهاwatered her وَرَوَّىand drenched her منَfrom النَّيْرَبَيْنِthe two Nayrabs
سقاها وَرَوَّى منَ النَّيْرَبَيْنِ
إلىto الغَيْضَتَيْنal-Ghaydatayn (the two thickets) وحَمُّورِيَهْand Hammuriyah
إلى الغَيْضَتَيْن وحَمُّورِيَهْ
May she be watered and drenched, from al-Nayrabayn
He watered it and quenched its thirst
To al-Ghaydatayn and Hammuriyah,
From Nirbayn to its two hollows and Hummayra
إلىto بيتِBayt (house) لِهْياLihya إلىto بَرْزَةٍBarzah
إلى بيتِ لِهْيا إلى بَرْزَةٍ
دُلاحٌrain-laden clouds مكفكفةُdrawn tight الأوْعِيهْthe vessels
دُلاحٌ مكفكفةُ الأوْعِيهْ
To Bayt Lihya, to Barzah,
To the house of Lihya, to the meadow,
By rain-laden clouds, their vessels drawn tight.
A gallant lad restraining his she-camels
Sol 6.1