قَدindeed ناحَlamented أَنطونُAntoun سيورٍSiyur مُودّعةٌa departing maiden
قَد ناحَ أَنطونُ سيورٍ مُودّعةٌ
حَثَّتhastened إِلىtoward المَنزلِthe abode الباقيeverlasting مَطِيَّتُهاher mount
حَثَّت إِلى المَنزلِ الباقي مَطِيَّتُها
Antoun Siour has wailed over a girl taking her leave;
Antoun Siyur has mourned a departing maiden,
Her mount sped toward the everlasting abode.
Whose mount hastened toward the everlasting abode.
بِكرٌa maiden مِنamong الكامِلاتِthose perfect in الحُسنِbeauty واأَسَفاalas!
بِكرٌ مِن الكامِلاتِ الحُسنِ واأَسَفا
فيat سِنِّthe age of أَربعَfour قَدalready ذاقَتshe tasted مَنيَّتُهاher death
في سِنِّ أَربعَ قَد ذاقَت مَنيَّتُها
A maiden among those consummate in beauty—alas!
A maiden of perfect beauty—alas!
At four years old, she tasted her appointed death.
At the age of four, she had tasted death.
عاشتshe lived بِغَيرِwithout شَقاءٍmisery فيamong الوَرىhumankind وَمَضَتand she departed
عاشت بِغَيرِ شَقاءٍ في الوَرى وَمَضَت
وَوَصمةُand the stain الذَنبِof sin لَمdid not تَلحقtouch طويَّتَهاher inner soul
وَوَصمةُ الذَنبِ لَم تَلحق طويَّتَها
She lived without suffering among mortals, then passed away,
She lived without misery among humankind and passed away,
And the stain of sin never touched her inmost soul.
And the stain of sin had not touched her inner soul.
فَقِيلَso it was said إِذwhen ناظِمُthe composer of التأريخِthe chronogram سَطَّرَهُhe penned it
فَقِيلَ إِذ ناظِمُ التأريخِ سَطَّرَهُ
اليَومَtoday مريمُMary قَدhas زارتshe visited سميَّتَهاher namesake
اليَومَ مريمُ قَد زارت سميَّتَها
So, when the composer of the chronogram inscribed it, it was said:
So it was said when the chronogram’s composer penned it:
Today Mary has visited her namesake.
Today Mary has visited her namesake.
Sol 6.1