وَشَحيحٍand a miser مِنout of لُؤمِهِhis baseness يَخبِزُbakes البُخmiserliness (first part)
وَشَحيحٍ مِن لُؤمِهِ يَخبِزُ البُخ
لَmiserliness (final part) بِبَسطِwith openness of الأَخلاقِmanners بَينَamong الرِفاقِthe companions
لَ بِبَسطِ الأَخلاقِ بَينَ الرِفاقِ
And a miser who, in his baseness, bakes miserliness
The stingy man bakes bread with ashes from palm branches,
with genial manners among companions;
Not with the generosity of good character among friends,
فَهوَso he مِنout of شَحِّهِhis stinginess يُثَمِّنُputs a price on فيin الخَرexpenditure (first part)
فَهوَ مِن شَحِّهِ يُثَمِّنُ في الخَر
جِexpenditure (final part) عَليناcharged to us مَكارِمَnoble qualities of الأَخلاقِcharacter
جِ عَلينا مَكارِمَ الأَخلاقِ
so, in his stinginess, he puts a price, as an expense
For in his stinginess, he saves the most worthless things,
charged to us, on noble manners.
While good morals are priceless to us.
Sol 6.1