وَإِنَّand indeed اِمرأًa man يَغدوsets out in the morning وَحَجرٌand Hajr وَراءَهُbehind him
وَإِنَّ اِمرأً يَغدو وَحَجرٌ وَراءَهُ
وَجَوٌّand Jaww وَلاand not يَغزوهُماraids the two of them لَضَيعفُsurely weak
وَجَوٌّ وَلا يَغزوهُما لَضَيعفُ
And indeed, a man who sets out in the morning with Hajr behind him
And Jaww, yet raids neither, is surely weak.
إِذاwhen حُلَّةٌa suit of clothes أَبلَيتُهاI wore it out اِبتَعتُI bought حُلَّةًa suit of clothes
إِذا حُلَّةٌ أَبلَيتُها اِبتَعتُ حُلَّةً
كَسانيclothed me بِهاin it طَوعُobedient to القِيادِthe rein عَليفُa fodder-fed beast
كَساني بِها طَوعُ القِيادِ عَليفُ
Whenever I wear out a suit of clothes, I buy another;
A fodder-fed beast, docile to the rein, clothes me in it.
سَعىhurried العَبدُthe slave إِثريafter me ساعَةًfor a while ثُمَّthen رَدَّهُturned him back
سَعى العَبدُ إِثري ساعَةً ثُمَّ رَدَّهُ
تَذَكُّرُrecollection of تَنّورٍan oven لَهُof his وَرَغيفُand a loaf of bread
تَذَكُّرُ تَنّورٍ لَهُ وَرَغيفُ
The slave hurried after me for a while, then was turned back
By the thought of his oven and a loaf of bread.
Sol 6.1