أَياO مَلِكَking الرُّومِthe Romans شَتماًan insult لَهُمto them
أَيا مَلِكَ الرُّومِ شَتماً لَهُم
وَفيand in ظاهِرِthe outward sense of القَولِthe words لَمdid not أَشتُمِI insult
وَفي ظاهِرِ القَولِ لَم أَشتُمِ
O king of the Romans—an insult to them—
O king of Rome, insults to them,
though on the surface of my words I have not insulted them.
Though outwardly I did not insult.
تَجاوَزتَyou surpassed فيin البُخلِmiserliness حَدَّthe limit of الكلاthe dogs (word continues)
تَجاوَزتَ في البُخلِ حَدَّ الكلا
بcompletes 'dogs' فَفيso in أَيِّwhich طائِفَةgroup تَنتَميyou belong
ب فَفي أَيِّ طائِفَة تَنتَمي
In miserliness you have surpassed the limits of dogs;
You exceeded the bounds of stinginess,
so to which group do you belong?
So in which party do you belong?
وَأَظهَرتَand you displayed فيin البَطرَمِal-Baṭram المُعجزاthe miracles (word continues)
وَأَظهَرتَ في البَطرَمِ المُعجزا
تِcompletes 'miracles' وَكُنتَand you were بِفعلِكَthrough your conduct فيin بَطرَمِBaṭram
تِ وَكُنتَ بِفعلِكَ في بَطرَمِ
And you displayed miracles in al-Baṭram,
You showed miracles in arrogance,
and through your conduct you were in Baṭram.
And by your actions in arrogance.
وَماand nothing فيهِin it أَعجَبُmore wondrous مِنthan تاجِكyour crown الthe (article preceding 'shining')
وَما فيهِ أَعجَبُ مِن تاجِك ال
مُنيرِshining عَلىupon وَجهِكَyour face المُظلِمِdark
مُنيرِ عَلى وَجهِكَ المُظلِمِ
And nothing in it is more wondrous than your crown,
And nothing in it more wondrous than your shining crown,
shining upon your dark face.
On your dark face.
Sol 6.1