يَاO أَيُّهَاyou الجاهِلُignorant one ذُوpossessed of التَنَزّيrestless leaping
يَا أَيُّهَا الجاهِلُ ذُو التَنَزّي
لاlet not تُوعِدَنِّيever threaten me حَيَّةٌa snake بِالنَكْزِwith biting
لا تُوعِدَنِّي حَيَّةٌ بِالنَكْزِ
O ignorant one, given to restless leaping,
O ignorant one given to blaming others,
let no snake ever threaten me with a bite,
Do not threaten me, neither snake with a bite
ولاnor امْرُءٌa man ذُوpossessed of جَدَلٍcontention مِلَزِّtenacious
ولا امْرُءٌ ذُو جَدَلٍ مِلَزِّ
دَعْنِيleave me فَقَدْfor indeed يُقْرِعُrebukes للأَضَزِّfor the clenched-jawed man
دَعْنِي فَقَدْ يُقْرِعُ للأَضَزِّ
nor any stubborn, disputatious man.
Nor a man prone to disputation and contention.
Leave me: the clenched-jawed man may be chastened
Leave me be, for he may get a rap for the slow-witted one,
صَكِّيmy striking حِجَاجَيْboth eye-sockets of رَأْسِهِhis head وَبَهْزِيand my shoving
صَكِّي حِجَاجَيْ رَأْسِهِ وَبَهْزِي
عَنِّيaway from me وَأَذْرابُand the sharp points of القَنَاthe spears ذِيpossessing اللَهْزِjabbing
عَنِّي وَأَذْرابُ القَنَا ذِي اللَهْزِ
by my striking both eye-sockets of his head and shoving him
A knock on the pate of the disputatious fellow.
away from me, and by the sharp points of the jabbing spears.
Keep away from me, refuge of the hissing adder,
أَنَاI ابْنُson of أَنْضادٍancestral kin إِلَيْهاto them أُرْزِيI take refuge
أَنَا ابْنُ أَنْضادٍ إِلَيْها أُرْزِي
أَغْرِفُI draw مِنْfrom ذِيone possessing حَدَبٍsolicitude وَأُوْزِيand I seek shelter
أَغْرِفُ مِنْ ذِي حَدَبٍ وَأُوْزِي
I am the son of ancestral kin, to whom I turn for shelter;
I am the son of Anzad, to whom I hurry
I draw from one who cares, and seek refuge
When the cooking pots are stirred,
إِلَىto تَمِيمٍTamim وَتَمِيمٌand Tamim حِرْزِيmy refuge
إِلَى تَمِيمٍ وَتَمِيمٌ حِرْزِي
نَسْقِيwe give to drink العِدَىthe foes غَيْظاًrage طَوِيلَlong-lasting الجأْزِchoking
نَسْقِي العِدَى غَيْظاً طَوِيلَ الجأْزِ
with Tamim; Tamim is my stronghold.
To Tameem, and Tameem is my fortress,
We make the foes drink rage that chokes them long;
I give the enemies a draught of long-chafing wrath,
يَلْقَىmeets مُعَادِيهِمٍtheir enemy عَذَابَthe torment of الشَرْزِrending violence
يَلْقَى مُعَادِيهِمٍ عَذَابَ الشَرْزِ
أَنَاI ابْنُson of كُلِّevery مُصْعَبٍunyielding one شُمَّخْزِtowering
أَنَا ابْنُ كُلِّ مُصْعَبٍ شُمَّخْزِ
their enemy meets the torment of rending violence.
They meet the punishment of burning pain,
I am the son of every towering, unyielding one,
I am the son of every honored, high-bred Mus'ab,
سامٍlofty عَلَىdespite رَغْمِthe resentment of العِدَىthe foes ضُمَّخْزِmassive
سامٍ عَلَى رَغْمِ العِدَى ضُمَّخْزِ
أُتْرِفْنَthey were pampered يَشْدَخْنَthey crush العِدَىthe foes بِالخَبْزِwith pounding
أُتْرِفْنَ يَشْدَخْنَ العِدَى بِالخَبْزِ
lofty despite the foes, massive in frame.
Exalted despite the hostility of the foe.
Pampered, they crush the foes with pounding,
I spend freely, I distribute gifts to the enemy with breadcrumbs,
خَبْطاًstriking بِأَخْفافٍwith padded feet ثِقالِheavy in اللَبْزِblows
خَبْطاً بِأَخْفافٍ ثِقالِ اللَبْزِ
كُلُّevery طِوالٍvery tall one سَلِبٍlong-limbed وَوَهْزِand a stocky one
كُلُّ طِوالٍ سَلِبٍ وَوَهْزِ
trampling with padded feet heavy in their blows.
Pounding them with nimble, heavy-striking hooves,
Every tall, long-limbed one, and every stocky one,
All the tall, plundering, audacious warriors,
دُلامِزٍmassive يُرْبِيgrows greater عَلَىthan الدِلَمْزِthe massive one
دُلامِزٍ يُرْبِي عَلَى الدِلَمْزِ
يَبْتَلِعُswallows الهامَةَthe skull قَبْلَbefore الضَفزِmouth-stuffing
يَبْتَلِعُ الهامَةَ قَبْلَ الضَفزِ
is massive, surpassing even the massive,
Ramming riders nurtured on ramming,
swallowing a head before stuffing its mouth.
Who swallow the main body of warriors before the cavalry,
إِذَاwhen الأُمُورُaffairs أُولِعَتْare consumed بِالشَخْزِwith strife
إِذَا الأُمُورُ أُولِعَتْ بِالشَخْزِ
وَالحَرْبُand war عَسْراءُdifficult اللِقاحِin conception المُغْزِيrousing to war
وَالحَرْبُ عَسْراءُ اللِقاحِ المُغْزِي
When affairs are consumed with strife,
When matters are stirred up with intoxication.
and war resists its battle-stirring conception,
And war, hard to contend with, urging on
بِالمَشْرَفِيّاتِwith Mashrafi swords وَطَعْنٍand thrusting وَخْزِpiercing
بِالمَشْرَفِيّاتِ وَطَعْنٍ وَخْزِ
وَالصَقْبِand blows مِنْfrom قاذِفَةٍa stone-hurler وَجَرْزِand a cutting sword
وَالصَقْبِ مِنْ قاذِفَةٍ وَجَرْزِ
with Mashrafi swords and piercing thrusts,
With lance-thrusts, stabbing, and piercing,
and blows from a stone-hurler and a cutting sword,
And the impact of the stones slung from the sling,
ماnot رامَنَاassailed us مِنْfrom among ذيone possessing عَديدٍa host مُبزِoverpowering
ما رامَنَا مِنْ ذي عَديدٍ مُبزِ
إِلّاexcept وَقُمناwe crushed كَيدهُhis scheme بِالرِجزِwith chastisement
إِلّا وَقُمنا كَيدهُ بِالرِجزِ
no one with an overpowering host has ever assailed us
We did not desire any numerous host,
but we crushed his scheme with chastisement,
Except that we foiled their scheme with poetry,
بِرَأْسِwith a head دَمَّاغbrain-smashing رُؤُوسَthe heads of العِزِّmight
بِرَأْسِ دَمَّاغ رُؤُوسَ العِزِّ
يَأْبَىhe refuses وَيَنْبُوand recoils مَتْنُهُhis back بِالهَمْزِat prodding
يَأْبَى وَيَنْبُو مَتْنُهُ بِالهَمْزِ
with a head that smashes the heads of the mighty.
With the foreheads and skulls of the glorious ones,
He refuses to yield; his back rebuffs prodding.
It refuses and its composition swells up with conceit,
تَرَىyou see خُطُوبَthe calamities of الحَدَثِtime المِجَزِّthe shearer
تَرَى خُطُوبَ الحَدَثِ المِجَزِّ
يَزْلِلْنَthey slip عَنْهُoff him غَيْرَnot مُرْمَئِزِّshrinking
يَزْلِلْنَ عَنْهُ غَيْرَ مُرْمَئِزِّ
You see the calamities of time, the shearer,
You see the newly created conceits slipping off it, unadorned,
slip off him while he never shrinks away.
When the high-stepping, far-striding she-camels draw away from it,
إِذَاwhen تَنَزَّىleap قاحِزاتُthe leaping shocks of القَحْزِleaping
إِذَا تَنَزَّى قاحِزاتُ القَحْزِ
عَنْهُaway from him وَأَكْبَىand fail وَاقِذاتُstunning الرَمْزِjabs
عَنْهُ وَأَكْبَى وَاقِذاتُ الرَمْزِ
When the leaping shocks spring
And the pregnant she-camels, heavy with young, turn away,
away from him, and the stunning jabs fail,
Pregnant, slowly plodding, dying a feeble death,
عَوَاثِراًstumbling مُوَّتْنَthey were slain مَوْتَthe death of التَرْزِstiffening
عَوَاثِراً مُوَّتْنَ مَوْتَ التَرْزِ
إِنَّindeed تَمِيماًTamim رِزُّهاits rumble ذُوpossessed of رِزِّresonance
إِنَّ تَمِيماً رِزُّها ذُو رِزِّ
stumbling, slain with a stiffening death.
Verily, the glory of Tameem is lasting glory,
Truly Tamim's rumble carries resonance,
And victory belongs to the strongest,
وَالعِزَّةُand might الغَلْبَاءُoverwhelming لِلأَعَزِّbelongs to the mightiest
وَالعِزَّةُ الغَلْبَاءُ لِلأَعَزِّ
تَسْمُوit rises بِغَصّابِwith a conqueror of العِدىthe foes مُبْتَزِّa despoiler
تَسْمُو بِغَصّابِ العِدى مُبْتَزِّ
and overwhelming might belongs to the mightiest.
They rise above, rending the enemies with sharp claws
It soars through one who overmasters foes and despoils them.
Taking no heed of censure and blame,
لاnot يَأْخُذُtakes hold التَأْفِيكُdeceit وَالتَحَزِّيand divination
لا يَأْخُذُ التَأْفِيكُ وَالتَحَزِّي
فِينَاin us وَلاnor طَبْخُthe cooking of العِدَىthe foes ذُوpossessing الأَزِّhissing
فِينَا وَلا طَبْخُ العِدَى ذُو الأَزِّ
Deceit and divination take no hold
Nor the enemies' cooking up schemes.
on us, nor the foes' sizzling concoctions,
And if the foes' legions, fully armed,
وَإِنْand even if حَبَتْcreep forward أَوْشازُthe heights of كُلِّevery وَشْزِheight
وَإِنْ حَبَتْ أَوْشازُ كُلِّ وَشْزِ
بِعَدَدٍwith numbers ذِيpossessing عُدَّةٍequipment وَرِكْزِand a low murmur
بِعَدَدٍ ذِي عُدَّةٍ وَرِكْزِ
even if the heights of every highland creep forward
Were to unite in numbers and preparation,
with armed numbers and a low rumble.
Then if you see me today, O mother of determination,
فَإِنْso if تَرَيْنِيyou see me اليَوْمَtoday أُمَّO mother of حَمْزِHamz
فَإِنْ تَرَيْنِي اليَوْمَ أُمَّ حَمْزِ
قارَبْتُI brought close بَيْنَbetween عَنَقِيmy easy gait وَجَمْزِand trotting
قارَبْتُ بَيْنَ عَنَقِي وَجَمْزِ
So if you see me today, Umm Hamz,
Brought close to my slaughter and defeat,
I have brought my easy gait and my trot close together,
After the loss of my reckless, vain youth,
مِنْfrom بَعْدِafter تَقْماصِthe bucking of الشَبابyouth الأَبْزِbounding
مِنْ بَعْدِ تَقْماصِ الشَباب الأَبْزِ
فِيin ظِلِّthe shade of عَصْرَيْthe two seasons of باطِلِيmy folly وَلَمْزِيand my taunting
فِي ظِلِّ عَصْرَيْ باطِلِي وَلَمْزِي
after the bucking of bounding youth,
In the shadow of my idle maturity and folly,
in the shade of the two seasons of my folly and my taunts.
Then every excellent or paltry beginning
فَكُلُّso every بَدْءٍchief صالِحٍworthy أَوْor نِقْزِa wretch
فَكُلُّ بَدْءٍ صالِحٍ أَوْ نِقْزِ
لاقٍbound to meet حِمامdeath الأَجَلِthe appointed term المُجْتَزِّthat cuts short
لاقٍ حِمام الأَجَلِ المُجْتَزِّ
For every worthy chief or wretch
Meets the pigeons of fate, the eagles of destiny,
will meet death at the severing end of his allotted span,
Like arrows aimed at the fixed target,
وَرامِياتِand the shooting forces of القَدَرِfate المُعْتَزِّovermastering
وَرامِياتِ القَدَرِ المُعْتَزِّ
كَالنَبْلِlike arrows نَحْوَtoward الغَرَضِthe target المُرْتَزِّfirmly planted
كَالنَبْلِ نَحْوَ الغَرَضِ المُرْتَزِّ
and the shots of overmastering fate,
That one day will smash the boulders of affliction,
like arrows toward a firmly planted target;
When care and blame disobeyed me,
يَكْسِرْنَthey shatter يَوْماًone day صَخْرَةَthe rock of الضِرِزِّthe unyielding man
يَكْسِرْنَ يَوْماً صَخْرَةَ الضِرِزِّ
لَمَّاwhen عَصَانِيdefied me الهَمُّcare وَالتَعَزِّيand self-consolation
لَمَّا عَصَانِي الهَمُّ وَالتَعَزِّي
one day they shatter the rock of the unyielding.
I lifted my tent-pegs and the ropes of the tent-cloth
When care and self-consolation defied me,
Onto the mountain passes of lofty Julal,
عالَيْتI raised أَنْسَاعِيmy girth-straps وَكُورand the saddle of الغَرْزِthe stirrup
عالَيْت أَنْسَاعِي وَكُور الغَرْزِ
عَلَىupon حَزابِيٍّa thickset camel جلالٍmassive وَجْزِcompact
عَلَى حَزابِيٍّ جلالٍ وَجْزِ
I set my girth-straps and stirrup-saddle high
Or pitched camp at the smooth plain of Nuz,
on a thickset, massive, compact camel,
How often it passed over the gorge and the crevasse
أَوْor بشَكَىa swift she-camel وَخْدَthe brisk stride of الظَلِيمِthe male ostrich النَزِّrestless
أَوْ بشَكَى وَخْدَ الظَلِيمِ النَزِّ
كَمْhow many جاوَزَتْshe crossed مِنْof حَدَبٍa ridge وَفَرْزِand an isolated hill
كَمْ جاوَزَتْ مِنْ حَدَبٍ وَفَرْزِ
or a swift she-camel striding like a restless male ostrich.
And turned away from the stony ground and the crag,
How many a ridge and isolated hill she crossed,
And the watchman who kept vigil atop the goat-hair tent,
وَنَكَّبَتْand she skirted مِنْof جُوءَةٍa hollow وَضَمْزِand hard ground
وَنَكَّبَتْ مِنْ جُوءَةٍ وَضَمْزِ
وَإِرَمٍand a cairn أَحْرَسَage-worn فَوْقَabove عَنْزِa rocky knoll
وَإِرَمٍ أَحْرَسَ فَوْقَ عَنْزِ
and how many a hollow and stretch of hard ground she skirted,
And the barren land and the watering-place with little herbage,
and an age-worn cairn above a rocky knoll,
Surrounded by a tract of swaying sand,
وَجَدْبِand the barrenness of أَرْضٍland وَمُناخٍand a campsite شَأْزِrugged
وَجَدْبِ أَرْضٍ وَمُناخٍ شَأْزِ
حُفَّwas surrounded بِرَمْلٍby sand مُرْجَحِنِّheavily piled العِجْزِin the haunches
حُفَّ بِرَمْلٍ مُرْجَحِنِّ العِجْزِ
and barren land and a rugged halting-place,
And a descent where horned animals leap:
ringed with sand, its haunches heavily piled,
A herd of mountain goats and gazelles,
وَمَسْقِطٍand a lowland بِهِin it ذَواتُcreatures possessing القَفْزِleaping
وَمَسْقِطٍ بِهِ ذَواتُ القَفْزِ
أَوَاشِرٌfrolicsome مِنْfrom أَرَزٍcrouching وَنَفْزِand springing
أَوَاشِرٌ مِنْ أَرَزٍ وَنَفْزِ
and a lowland where the leaping creatures
When the early morning pasturage flows into the plain,
frolic, crouching and springing.
You would think them pieces of clothing of soft leather,
إِذَاwhen جَرَىflows رَيْعُthe swelling of الضُحَىthe forenoon فِيover المُعْزِthe stony ground
إِذَا جَرَى رَيْعُ الضُحَى فِي المُعْزِ
حَسِبْتَyou would think بِيضاًwhite ones مِنْof ثِيابِgarments القِهْزِwhite cloth
حَسِبْتَ بِيضاً مِنْ ثِيابِ القِهْزِ
When the forenoon's swelling heat flows over stony ground,
Or scraps of a garment or a coat
you would think them white garments of qihz cloth,
That a browser of every kind of foliage dons,
أَوْor قِطَعاًpieces مِنْof سَرَقٍsilk fabric أَوْor قَزِّraw silk
أَوْ قِطَعاً مِنْ سَرَقٍ أَوْ قَزِّ
يَجْتابُهاit traverses them قامِسُplunging كُلِّevery نَشْزِrise
يَجْتابُها قامِسُ كُلِّ نَشْزِ
or pieces of silken fabric or raw silk.
And travel is to us an unsteady staggering,
Plunging across every rise, it traverses them,
I converse with successive nights, distressed and weary,
وَالسَيْرُand the journey زَعْزاعٌshaking بِنَاwith us مُنَزِّmaking us leap
وَالسَيْرُ زَعْزاعٌ بِنَا مُنَزِّ
ناجِيswift التَوالِيin the hind limbs مُجْرَهِدُّheadlong الحَفْزِin forward thrust
ناجِي التَوالِي مُجْرَهِدُّ الحَفْزِ
while the journey shakes us, making us leap,
Yet he defied me and came close to provoking me,
swift of hind limbs, headlong in its drive.
Had I no hope in a generous man of judgment,
فَقَدْso indeed عَصَىrebelled أَوْor كَادَnearly did مُسْتَفِزِّيwhat spurs me on
فَقَدْ عَصَى أَوْ كَادَ مُسْتَفِزِّي
لَوْلاbut for رَجاءٌhope مِنْfrom كَرِيمٍa generous one وَجْزِsturdy
لَوْلا رَجاءٌ مِنْ كَرِيمٍ وَجْزِ
What spurred me on would have rebelled—or nearly—
He would pardon you his pardon before your slaughter,
but for hope in a generous, sturdy man.
His resolute intention has no deceit,
يُعْفِيكَlavishes on you عافِيهِhis abundant bounty وَقَبْلَand before النَحْزِprodding
يُعْفِيكَ عافِيهِ وَقَبْلَ النَحْزِ
سَجْلاهُhis two buckets غَرَّافانِdrawing copiously قَبْلَbefore النَهْزِthe tug
سَجْلاهُ غَرَّافانِ قَبْلَ النَهْزِ
His abundant bounty showers you; even before prodding,
If he resolves on a grave matter,
his two buckets draw copiously before the tug.
He distances it from blame and inability,
ماno فِيin اعْتِزامِthe resolve of رَأْيِهِhis judgment مِنْany غَمْزِweakness
ما فِي اعْتِزامِ رَأْيِهِ مِنْ غَمْزِ
إِذَاwhen حَدَاhe drives forward أَمْراًan undertaking شَدِيدَstrong الجَلْزِin binding
إِذَا حَدَا أَمْراً شَدِيدَ الجَلْزِ
There is no weakness in the resolve of his judgment.
So praise the noble scion of glorious ancestry,
When he drives forward a firmly bound undertaking,
His munificence will pardon you before your ruin.
باعَدَهُhe keeps it far مِنْfrom لاَمَةٍblame وَعَجْزِand incapacity
باعَدَهُ مِنْ لاَمَةٍ وَعَجْزِ
فَامْدَحْso praise كَرِيمَnoble المُنْتَمَىin descent وَالحِجْزِand ancestral stock
فَامْدَحْ كَرِيمَ المُنْتَمَى وَالحِجْزِ
he keeps it far from blame and incapacity.
He has a leaning that trembles when moved,
So praise him, noble in descent and ancestral stock;
He plunges into hardship for the destitute,
يُعْفِيكَlavishes on you مِنْهُfrom him الجُودُgenerosity قَبْلَbefore الحَزِّpressing solicitation
يُعْفِيكَ مِنْهُ الجُودُ قَبْلَ الحَزِّ
ذَاpossessing مَيْعَةٍvigor يَهْتَزُّhe stirs عِنْدَat الهَزِّbeing stirred
ذَا مَيْعَةٍ يَهْتَزُّ عِنْدَ الهَزِّ
his generosity showers you before you press him,
When all withhold good, each one stingy,
a man of vigor, who stirs when stirred.
Then that one is a miser, dejected in calamity,
يَقْتَحِمُhe plunges into الدِّقَّةَfine points لِلأَمَزِّfor the best
يَقْتَحِمُ الدِّقَّةَ لِلأَمَزِّ
إِذَاwhen أَقَلَّdiminishes الخَيْرَbounty كُلُّevery لِحْزِmiser
إِذَا أَقَلَّ الخَيْرَ كُلُّ لِحْزِ
He plunges into fine points in pursuit of the best,
And a beetle walking in mire,
when every miser gives little bounty.
Who has no fear of ruin with that treasure,
فَذَاكَso that one بَخّالٌan inveterate miser أَرُوزُextremely withdrawn الأَرْزِin withholding
فَذَاكَ بَخّالٌ أَرُوزُ الأَرْزِ
وَكُرَّزٌand a churl يَمْشِيwalks بَطِينَbulging-bellied الكُرْزِin the pouch
وَكُرَّزٌ يَمْشِي بَطِينَ الكُرْزِ
That is a miser, tightly shut in his withholding,
And everyone dissenting and hoarding,
and a churl walking with a bulging pouch,
Whether shaggy-haired or curly-locked,
لاnot يَحْذَرُhe fears الكَيَّbranding بِذَاكَwith that الكَنْزِhoard
لا يَحْذَرُ الكَيَّ بِذَاكَ الكَنْزِ
وَكُلُّand every مِخْلافٍpromise-breaker وَمُكْلَئِزِّand a withdrawn one
وَكُلُّ مِخْلافٍ وَمُكْلَئِزِّ
unafraid of being branded with that hoard;
As if he were cast of iron,
and every promise-breaker and shrinking miser,
Not the cloud's shower reviving the parched land.
أَجْرَدَbare أَوْor جَعْدِclenched اليَدَيْنِin both hands جِبْزِa hard churl
أَجْرَدَ أَوْ جَعْدِ اليَدَيْنِ جِبْزِ
كَأَنَّماas though جُمِّعَhe was assembled مِنْfrom فِلِزِّmetal
كَأَنَّما جُمِّعَ مِنْ فِلِزِّ
bare or tightfisted, a hard churl,
The eulogist knew you would reward
as though he had been assembled from metal.
His eulogy without disgracing him,
ماnot ذُوthe possessor of النَدَىbounty المُنْدِيwho showers gifts بِمُشْمَئِزِّone recoiling in disgust
ما ذُو النَدَى المُنْدِي بِمُشْمَئِزِّ
قَدْindeed عَلِمَknows المادِحُthe praiser أَنْthat سَتَجْزِيyou will reward
قَدْ عَلِمَ المادِحُ أَنْ سَتَجْزِي
The giver of refreshing bounty does not recoil in distaste.
So I picked from the best of every kind,
The praiser knows that you will reward him
The choicest, noblest steeds,
بِمَدْحِهِfor his praising مَجْدَكَyour glory غَيْرَnot المُخْزِيdisgracing
بِمَدْحِهِ مَجْدَكَ غَيْرَ المُخْزِي
فَاخْتَرْتُso I chose مِنْfrom جَيِّدِthe best of كُلِّevery طَرْزِpattern
فَاخْتَرْتُ مِنْ جَيِّدِ كُلِّ طَرْزِ
for praising your glory, which brings no disgrace.
And my eulogy, when glory vies,
So I chose from the best of every pattern
Will remain and be more enduring than noble steeds.
جَيِّدَةَfine القَدِّin cut جِيادَexcellent الخَرْزِin stitching
جَيِّدَةَ القَدِّ جِيادَ الخَرْزِ
وَمِدْحَتِيand my praise-poem يَوْمَon the day of تَغَالِيrising prices البَزِّcloth
وَمِدْحَتِي يَوْمَ تَغَالِي البَزِّ
a finely cut piece with excellent stitching.
And my praise, when cloth commands high prices,
أَبْقَىmore lasting وَأَغْلَاand more costly مِنْthan جِيَادِthe finest of الخَزِّsilk-and-wool cloth
أَبْقَى وَأَغْلَا مِنْ جِيَادِ الخَزِّ
is more lasting and more costly than the finest silk-and-wool cloth.
Partial English translation: 86 of 89 Arabic lines translated.
Sol 6.1