بِرَكٌpools مُمَنطَقَةُgirdled الخُصورِthe waists
بِرَكٌ مُمَنطَقَةُ الخُصورِ
وَرُبىًand hills مُعَطَّفَةُmantled النُحورِthe necks
وَرُبىً مُعَطَّفَةُ النُحورِ
Pools with girdled waists,
Blessed meadow of slender waists
And hills with mantled necks;
And bosoms cloaked in veils
فَاِجلُso polish الأَباريقَthe ewers الَّتيwhich
فَاِجلُ الأَباريقَ الَّتي
أَفواهُهاtheir mouths بيضُwhite الثُغورِthe teeth
أَفواهُها بيضُ الثُغورِ
So polish the ewers whose
Hurry and bring those jugs
Mouths are white-toothed;
With mouths whiter than eggs
فَالرَوضُfor the garden قَدalready أَفشىrevealed لَناto us
فَالرَوضُ قَد أَفشى لَنا
سِرّاًa secret يَحُثُّurges عَلىtoward السُرورِjoy
سِرّاً يَحُثُّ عَلى السُرورِ
For the garden has revealed to us
For the garden has disclosed to us
A secret that urges us to rejoice.
A secret that stirs delight
Sol 6.1