أَرىI see الغَيمَthe cloud يَخلَعُbestowing مِنfrom خَزِّهِits silk brocade
أَرى الغَيمَ يَخلَعُ مِن خَزِّهِ
عَلىupon الجَوِّthe sky مُذهَبَهُits gold-embroidered robe الأَدكَناdusky
عَلى الجَوِّ مُذهَبَهُ الأَدكَنا
I see the cloud bestowing, from its silks,
its dusky, gold-embroidered robe upon the sky.
فَقُمso rise فَاِسقِنيهاand give it to me to drink خَلوقِيَّةًsaffron-hued
فَقُم فَاِسقِنيها خَلوقِيَّةً
أَلَذَّmore delightful مِنَthan البُرءِrecovery بَعدَafter الضَنىwasting illness
أَلَذَّ مِنَ البُرءِ بَعدَ الضَنى
So rise and give me that saffron-hued wine to drink,
more delightful than recovery after wasting illness.
فَذاso this الوَردُthe roses لَناfor us لاذَةًa piece of red silk
فَذا الوَردُ لَنا لاذَةً
وَذاand this الماءُthe water يَحكيresembles لَناto us جَوشَناa coat of mail
وَذا الماءُ يَحكي لَنا جَوشَنا
So these roses are red silk for us,
and this water looks to us like a coat of mail.
Sol 6.1