أَرَىI see شَجراتِtrees الدارِthe dwelling خُضراًgreen ولاand not أَرىI see
أَرَى شَجراتِ الدارِ خُضراً ولا أَرى
سِوىexcept شَجراتِtrees الدارِthe dwelling شَيئاًanything تَرَوَّحُputs forth leaves
سِوى شَجراتِ الدارِ شَيئاً تَرَوَّحُ
I see the trees of the dwelling green, and I do not see
I see the green trees of the abode, and see
anything but the trees of the dwelling putting forth leaves.
Naught but the trees of the abode refreshing
أَمِنis it for أَجلِthe sake of أَنthat حلَّتshe settled إِلَيكُنَّamong you (feminine plural) وانتَدَتand she sat in company
أَمِن أَجلِ أَن حلَّت إِلَيكُنَّ وانتَدَت
بُثينَةُButhayna يَندىgrows moist غُصنُكُنَّyour bough (feminine plural) الملَوَّحُthe sun-scorched
بُثينَةُ يَندى غُصنُكُنَّ الملَوَّحُ
Is it because she settled among you and sat in company—
Is it because Buthaina came to you and leaned
Buthayna—that your sun-scorched bough grows moist?
Against your salty branch that is dewy?
Sol 6.1