رَأَيتُI saw اِمرَأًa man يَسقيgiving drink سِجالاًbucketfuls كَثيرَةًmany
رَأَيتُ اِمرَأً يَسقي سِجالاً كَثيرَةً
مِنَof الخَيرِbounty فَاِستَسقَيتُهُso I asked him for a drink فَسَقانيand he gave me a drink
مِنَ الخَيرِ فَاِستَسقَيتُهُ فَسَقاني
I saw a man pouring out many bucketfuls
of bounty; I asked him for a drink, and he gave me one.
مِنَfrom among النَفَرِthe band of men المُرعيproviding pasture for عَدِيّاًʿAdī رِماحُهُمtheir spears
مِنَ النَفَرِ المُرعي عَدِيّاً رِماحُهُم
عَلىdespite الهَولِthe peril أَكنافَthe flanks of اللِوىal-Liwā فَأَبانِand then Abān
عَلى الهَولِ أَكنافَ اللِوى فَأَبانِ
From the band whose spears give ʿAdī pasture,
despite peril, along the flanks of al-Liwā, then Abān.
أَقامواthey settled بِهاin it حَتّىuntil أَبَنَّتbecame firmly established دِيارُهُمtheir dwellings
أَقاموا بِها حَتّى أَبَنَّت دِيارُهُم
عَلىunder غَيرِno دينٍsubjection ضارِبٍpressing down بِجِرانِwith the underside of the neck
عَلى غَيرِ دينٍ ضارِبٍ بِجِرانِ
They stayed there until their dwellings stood firmly established,
with no neck laid to the earth in submission.
عَواسِرَheadstrong ones بَينَamong الطَلحِthe acacia trees يَرجُمنَthey pelt بِالقَناwith lances
عَواسِرَ بَينَ الطَلحِ يَرجُمنَ بِالقَنا
خُروجَthe emergence of الظِباءِgazelles مِنfrom حِراجِthe thickets of قِطانِQiṭān
خُروجَ الظِباءِ مِن حِراجِ قِطانِ
Headstrong among the acacias, they pelt with lances,
coming forth like gazelles from the thickets of Qiṭān.
Sol 6.1