مِنfrom وَجنتهاher cheek الوَردُthe rose جَمالاًbeauty سَرَقاstole
مِن وَجنتها الوَردُ جَمالاً سَرَقا
فاِحمَرَّso it reddened مِنَfrom الحَياءshame ينديgrows dewy عَرَقاsweat
فاِحمَرَّ مِنَ الحَياء يندي عَرَقا
The rose stole beauty from her cheek,
From her cheeks the roses stole their hue
So it reddened with shame, dewy with sweat.
And, blushing red for shame, bedewed with dew
إِنif أَذهَبَlost ماءwater (figuratively, honor) وَجهِهِits face لاقَwas fitting بِهِfor it
إِن أَذهَبَ ماء وَجهِهِ لاقَ بِهِ
فالسِترُfor the veil كَماas تَرىyou see عَلَيهِupon it اِنخَرَقاhas been torn
فالسِترُ كَما تَرى عَلَيهِ اِنخَرَقا
If it has lost face, that befits it;
When her face's water thus away did glide
For, as you see, the veil upon it has been torn.
The veil, as you can see, was torn aside
Sol 6.1