فيin ظلthe shade of أهدابthe eyelashes of عيونكyour eyes وودand affection (probably intended: and the rose of) خدّكyour cheek آلscarlet
في ظل أهداب عيونك وود خدّك آل
وحسنand the beauty of يوسفJoseph ميراثan inheritance عنهfrom him لوجهكto your face آلpassed
وحسن يوسف ميراث عنه لوجهك آل
In the shade of your eyes’ lashes, love for your cheek found its home;
Beneath your eyelashes’ shade, your cheek’s rose—apparently intended—is scarlet.
and Joseph’s beauty—an inheritance from him—passed to your face.
And Joseph’s beauty passed from him to your face as an inheritance.
والشمسand the sun وياand with الآمرthe moon (dialectal spelling) فيin حسنهمtheir beauty لكyour آلkin
والشمس ويا الآمر في حسنهم لك آل
لوif أُلتyou said للصبto the lovesick one اُلsay كلall الملاحthe beauties جنديmy troops
لو أُلت للصب اُل كل الملاح جندي
And the sun, O sovereign, in their beauty, came to belong to you.
And the sun and the moon, in their beauty, are your kin.
Had I said to the dawn, “Say: every beautiful one is my soldier.”
If you speak to the lovesick one, say: “All the beauties are my troops.”
Sol 6.1