يَاO طَيبَsweetness يَوْمٍa day لاnot يُضَاهِيequals حُسْنَهُits beauty
يَا طَيبَ يَوْمٍ لا يُضَاهِي حُسْنَهُ
بِيُمْنِهِthrough its good fortune قَرَّتْfound contentment وَسُرَّتْand rejoiced أُسْرَتَانِtwo families
بِيُمْنِهِ قَرَّتْ وَسُرَّتْ أُسْرَتَانِ
O, the sweetness of a day whose beauty has no equal!
Oh kind day that has no peer,
Through its good fortune, two families found contentment and joy.
Its fortune brought joy to two families,
هَنَّأَcongratulated فِيهِon it السَّعْدُgood fortune إِذْwhen أَرَّخَهُrecorded its date
هَنَّأَ فِيهِ السَّعْدُ إِذْ أَرَّخَهُ
هَنْرِيHenry وَلُورَاand Laura قَمَرِيthe two moons of هَذَاthis القَرَاpossibly 'the union' (incomplete as written)
هَنْرِي وَلُورَا قَمَرِي هَذَا القَرَا
Good fortune offered congratulations that day, as it recorded its date:
When Henry and Laura inscribed their names,
Henry and Laura, the two moons of this [union?].
On the page of this crescent moon.
Sol 6.1