هَاتِيكَthose yonder ياO صاحِfriend رُبَاhills of لَعْلَعِLaʿlaʿ
هَاتِيكَ يا صاحِ رُبَا لَعْلَعِ
نَاشَدْتُكI implore you اللّهby God فعَرِّجْso turn aside مَعِيwith me
نَاشَدْتُك اللّه فعَرِّجْ مَعِي
Yonder, my friend, lie the hills of Laʿlaʿ.
Come, my friend, let's go!
I implore you by God: turn aside with me,
I implore you, for God's sake, come along!
وانْزِلْand halt بناwith us بينamong بُيوتِdwellings of النَّقَاal-Naqā (the sand ridge)
وانْزِلْ بنا بين بُيوتِ النَّقَا
فإنهاfor they are آهِلَةُinhabited المَرْبَعِthe spring encampment
فإنها آهِلَةُ المَرْبَعِ
And halt with us among the dwellings of al-Naqā,
Let's go down among the pasturing grounds,
For their spring encampment is inhabited,
For they are populated and lively.
حتىso that نُطِيلَwe prolong اليومtoday وَقْفاًa pause علىbefore السَّthe dwell- (word fragment)
حتى نُطِيلَ اليوم وَقْفاً على السَّ
اكِنِ-er (completes 'dweller') أوor عَطْفاًturning affectionately علىtoward المَوْضِعِthe place
اكِنِ أو عَطْفاً على المَوْضِعِ
So that today we may pause at length before the dwell-
So we may while away the day stopping by
er, or turn fondly toward the place.
Those who live there, or visiting the place.
Sol 6.1