أياOh حُسْنَهاits beauty منas a روضةٍgarden ضاعspread abroad نَشْرُهَاits fragrance
أيا حُسْنَها من روضةٍ ضاع نَشْرُهَا
فَنادَتْthen called out عَلَيهِover it فيin الرياضِthe gardens طيورُbirds
فَنادَتْ عَلَيهِ في الرياضِ طيورُ
Oh, how lovely a garden, whose fragrance has spread!
Oh, her beauty, like a garden whose blossoms are scattered,
Then birds called out over it among the gardens.
The birds called to it in the meadows.
ودُولابُهَاand its waterwheel أَضْحَىhas become تُعَدُّare counted ضُلُوعُهُits ribs
ودُولابُهَا أَضْحَى تُعَدُّ ضُلُوعُهُ
لِكَثْرَةِbecause of the abundance of ماthe act of يبكيit weeps بهاin it ويدُورُand it turns
لِكَثْرَةِ ما يبكي بها ويدُورُ
And its waterwheel’s ribs can now be counted,
And its wheel has begun to count its ribs
From so much weeping and turning there.
Because of the abundance of what weeps around it and turns.
Sol 6.1