بِعِذارِهِwith his cheek-down خدّاهُhis two cheeks لِلحُسنِin beauty أَشبهاboth resembled
بِعِذارِهِ خدّاهُ لِلحُسنِ أَشبها
مُقَلَeyes الحَبيبِof the beloved وَقَدand indeed حَكيْنَthey resembled قَواضِباkeen-edged swords
مُقَلَ الحَبيبِ وَقَد حَكيْنَ قَواضِبا
With his cheek-down, his cheeks resembled, in beauty,
With reproach he struck his cheek though it resembled beauty
the beloved’s eyes, which indeed resembled keen-edged swords.
Complaining of his darling though relating trifles
فَكَماso just as غَداcame to be فَوقَabove العُيونِthe eyes حَواجبeyebrows
فَكَما غَدا فَوقَ العُيونِ حَواجب
جَعَلَformed العِذارthe cheek-down علىupon الخُدودِthe cheeks حَواجِباeyebrows
جَعَلَ العِذار على الخُدودِ حَواجِبا
So, just as eyebrows came to be above the eyes,
So as brows appeared above the eyes
the cheek-down formed eyebrows upon the cheeks.
Reproach made on the cheeks like brows
Sol 6.1