يَومٌa day مِنَamong الأَيّامthe days لَيسَis not بِدونِof little worth
يَومٌ مِنَ الأَيّام لَيسَ بِدونِ
ماnothing فيهِin it غَيرَother than خَلاعَةٍwantonness وَمُجونِand revelry
ما فيهِ غَيرَ خَلاعَةٍ وَمُجونِ
A day among days, no mean day,
One day of days is not without
With nothing in it but wantonness and revelry.
In it nothing but letting loose and carefree joy
فَاِسقِso give to drink اِبنَةَthe daughter العُنقودِof the grape-cluster مِنّيin me ظامِئاًa thirsty man
فَاِسقِ اِبنَةَ العُنقودِ مِنّي ظامِئاً
ماnot إِنan emphatic particle يَعوجُturns aside عَلىtoward اِبنَةِthe daughter جونِof Jawn
ما إِن يَعوجُ عَلى اِبنَةِ جونِ
So give the daughter of the grape-cluster to the thirsty man in me,
So give the daughter of the grape cluster from me, thirsty
Who never turns toward the daughter of Jawn.
As soon as it inclines toward the darling daughter
فَالأَرضُfor the earth قَدhas already لَبِسَتdonned مِنfrom نَبتِهاits vegetation
فَالأَرضُ قَد لَبِسَت مِن نَبتِها
فَرشاًa spread مَراتِبُهُits cushions أَبوAbu (father of) قَلَمونِQalamun (part of an iridescent cloth’s name)
فَرشاً مَراتِبُهُ أَبو قَلَمونِ
For the earth has donned, from its vegetation,
For the earth has worn from her plants
A spread whose cushions are iridescent Abu Qalamun cloth.
Carpets layered, their father Mount Qalamoun
Sol 6.1