وابيَضand a fair-skinned man قَدhad نَبهتهI roused him بَعدafter هَجعَةa spell of sleep
وابيَض قَد نَبهته بَعد هَجعَة
فَقامَso he rose يَشُدُّhe tightens السَّرجَthe saddle وَالمَرءwhile the man ناعِسُdrowsy
فَقامَ يَشُدُّ السَّرجَ وَالمَرء ناعِسُ
And a fair-skinned man I had roused after a spell of sleep;
The white light awoke after slumber
So he rose to tighten the saddle, while the man was still drowsy.
So it rose, saddling the saddle, while the man was drowsy
عَلَيهِupon him دِلاصٌgleaming mail كَالأضاةlike a pool وبيضةٌand a helmet
عَلَيهِ دِلاصٌ كَالأضاة وبيضةٌ
تُضيءit shines كَماjust as يذكيkindles منfrom النارِthe fire قابِسُone borrowing fire
تُضيء كَما يذكي من النارِ قابِسُ
He wore gleaming mail like a pool, and a helmet
Upon it a shining armor like a lamp
Shining like a flame a fire-borrower kindles from the fire.
It glows as embers are kindled from fire
Sol 6.1