شَكاcomplained الحِبُّthe beloved مِنabout بَعضِsome of أَسنانِهhis teeth
شَكا الحِبُّ مِن بَعضِ أَسنانِه
وَتِلكand that one اليتيمُthe orphan; figuratively, a peerless jewel مِنَamong الجَوهَرِjewels
وَتِلك اليتيمُ مِنَ الجَوهَرِ
The beloved complained about some of his teeth.
Love complained of some of its teeth
And that tooth is the orphan among jewels.
And that orphan of the gem
فَجاءَthen came إِلىto قَلعِهِextracting it قالعٌa tooth-puller
فَجاءَ إِلى قَلعِهِ قالعٌ
فَسالَthen flowed سُلافpure wine اللّمىthe lips’ dusky hue السُّكريsugar-sweet
فَسالَ سُلاف اللّمى السُّكري
Then a tooth-puller came to extract it.
So a dislodger came to its castle
Then the pure wine of sugar-sweet, dusky lips flowed.
So it shed the juice of sweet dates
فَبَادَرتُso I hastened لِلرّشفِfor sipping مُرتشفاًsipping
فَبَادَرتُ لِلرّشفِ مُرتشفاً
سَكِرتُI became drunk وَمنand from قبلُbefore لمnot أسكرِbecome drunk
سَكِرتُ وَمن قبلُ لم أسكرِ
So I hastened to sip, drinking it in.
So I hastened to sip as one who sips
I grew drunk, though I had never been drunk before.
I got drunk, and before that I was not drunk
فَياso, O قالِعُtooth-puller اِرفقْbe gentle بحِبّيwith my beloved وبيand with me
فَيا قالِعُ اِرفقْ بحِبّي وبي
فَأَمّاso as for اليتيمَthe orphan فَلاthen do not تَقهرِoppress
فَأَمّا اليتيمَ فَلا تَقهرِ
So, O tooth-puller, be gentle with my beloved and me.
So O dislodger, be gentle with my love and I
So as for the orphan, do not oppress him.
And as for the orphan, do not subdue it
Sol 6.1