1. My mouth gained from that gazelle

    the likeness of his name, but with its ending clipped:

  2. He has a mouth so narrow it could not

    bring forth speech with proper articulation.

  3. He has a mouth accounted Turkish, though

    its owner is one of the Rūm.

  4. His speech is drunk on his saliva,

    and for that reason it is unintelligible.

  5. His mouth is not a mīm; it is, rather,

    the jussive mark above the mīm.

Sol 5.6