الرَوضُthe garden فيin حَليِهِits adornments وَجَوهَرِهِand its jewels
الرَوضُ في حَليِهِ وَجَوهَرِهِ
مُرجَلُa cauldron نِسرينِهِits wild roses وَعَبهَرِهِand its narcissi
مُرجَلُ نِسرينِهِ وَعَبهَرِهِ
The garden, in its adornments and jewels,
Is a cauldron of its wild roses and narcissi.
وَالماءُand the water بَينَbetween الغُصونِthe branches مُبتَسِمٌsmiling
وَالماءُ بَينَ الغُصونِ مُبتَسِمٌ
مِمّاat what يَرىit sees مِنof مَرارِbitterness (wording uncertain) مَرمَرِهِits marble
مِمّا يَرى مِن مَرارِ مَرمَرِهِ
And the water between the branches smiles
At what it sees of its marble's bitterness.
فَسَقِّناso give us to drink ماthat which يَكونُis مَنظَرُهُits appearance
فَسَقِّنا ما يَكونُ مَنظَرُهُ
فيin الحُسنِbeauty مِنamong مُعجِزاتِthe marvels مَخبَرِهِits inner nature
في الحُسنِ مِن مُعجِزاتِ مَخبَرِهِ
So give us a drink whose appearance
In beauty is among the marvels of its inner nature.
فَالغَيمُfor the cloud قَدindeed سَخِرَharnessed النَسيمَthe breeze لَهُfor it
فَالغَيمُ قَد سَخِرَ النَسيمَ لَهُ
بِخَلطِby blending كافورِهِits camphor بِعَنبَرِهِwith its ambergris
بِخَلطِ كافورِهِ بِعَنبَرِهِ
For the cloud has indeed harnessed the breeze for it
By blending its camphor with its ambergris.
Sol 6.1