أَوهَمتُهاI made her believe صَمَماًdeafness فيin مَسمَعيmy ear فَغُدَتso she began
أَوهَمتُها صَمَماً في مَسمَعي فَغُدَت
تُكَرِّرُshe repeats اللَفظَthe words أَحياناًat times وَتَبتَسِمُand she smiles
تُكَرِّرُ اللَفظَ أَحياناً وَتَبتَسِمُ
I made her believe my ear was deaf, so she began
repeating the words at times and smiling.
قَبِلتُI accepted ماwhat رُمتُI sought مِنof رَجعِrepetition الكَلامِspeech فَلاso may I never
قَبِلتُ ما رُمتُ مِن رَجعِ الكَلامِ فَلا
عَدِمتُI lack لَفظاًa word بِهِthrough it يُستَعذَبُis made sweet الصَمَمُdeafness
عَدِمتُ لَفظاً بِهِ يُستَعذَبُ الصَمَمُ
I accepted the repeated speech I had sought; so may I never
lack a word through which deafness is made sweet.
Sol 6.1