ياO بدرَfull moon تَمٍّfullness فِيupon قَنًاa spear-shaft مَيَّاسِswaying
يا بدرَ تَمٍّ فِي قَنًا مَيَّاسِ
مَنْwho صَانَguarded وردَthe roses الوجنتيْنِthe two cheeks بآسِwith myrtle
مَنْ صَانَ وردَ الوجنتيْنِ بآسِ
O full moon upon a swaying spear-shaft,
O full moon that has lodged in its chamber,
who guarded the roses of both cheeks with myrtle,
Who has protected the two cheeks from harm?
أوْor قَالَsaid للأصْدَاغِto the sidelocks لَمَّاwhen أرْسِلَتْthey were let loose
أوْ قَالَ للأصْدَاغِ لَمَّا أرْسِلَتْ
مَاthere is no فيin وُقُوفِكِyour standing still ساعةًan hour منْany بَاسِharm
مَا في وُقُوفِكِ ساعةً منْ بَاسِ
or said to the sidelocks, when they were let loose:
Or who said to the branches when they swayed gently,
"There is no harm in your standing still for an hour"?
"There is no harm in your standing still an hour."
Sol 6.1