تَهَنَّrejoice بِعيدِكَin your festival ياO مَنone who غَداhas become
تَهَنَّ بِعيدِكَ يا مَن غَدا
وَنَبْتُand the shoots مَكارِمِهِhis noble deeds مُشتَبِكintertwined
وَنَبْتُ مَكارِمِهِ مُشتَبِك
Rejoice in your festival, O you whose
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noble deeds’ shoots have grown intertwined.
وَلَذَّand delight بِراحٍin wine إِذاwhen أَقبَلَتit comes
وَلَذَّ بِراحٍ إِذا أَقبَلَت
تَوَهَّمتَهاyou imagine it ذَهَباًgold مُنسَبِكmolten
تَوَهَّمتَها ذَهَباً مُنسَبِك
And delight in wine that, when it comes,
you imagine to be molten gold.
فَلَوfor if أَنَّthat عيداًa festival غَداbecame ناطِقاًable to speak
فَلَو أَنَّ عيداً غَدا ناطِقاً
لَكانَthen it would be يُهَنِّئِكَcongratulating you العيدُthe festival بِكon you
لَكانَ يُهَنِّئِكَ العيدُ بِك
For if a festival could speak,
the festival would congratulate you on yourself.
Partial English translation: 1 of 6 Arabic lines translated.
Sol 6.1