فَكَذَاand thus انتَهَىhe finished وَاحتَلَّand took مَجلِسَهُhis seat
فَكَذَا انتَهَى وَاحتَلَّ مَجلِسَهُ
وَبِهِمand among them رَقىhe rose نَسطُورُNestor مُنتصِباupright
وَبِهِم رَقى نَسطُورُ مُنتصِبا
And so he finished and took his seat.
So he finished and took his seat
And among them Nestor rose upright.
And Nestor rose, standing erect
هُوَhe مَلكُking of فِيلُوسَPylos التيwhich رَكَمَتheaped up
هُوَ مَلكُ فِيلُوسَ التي رَكَمَت
بُرَقَknolls الرِّمالِof sand ببشرِهِwith his cheerfulness خَطَباhe spoke
بُرَقَ الرِّمالِ ببشرِهِ خَطَبا
He was king of Pylos, which had heaped up
He is the king of sandy Pylos
Knolls of sand; with good cheer he spoke:
Who lit up the sand dunes with his eloquent speech
لَوif غَيرُsomeone other than أَترِيذٍAtreides رُؤَاهُhis dreams رَوَىhad recounted
لَو غَيرُ أَترِيذٍ رُؤَاهُ رَوَى
ياO مِعشَرَcompany of الحُكَّامِrulers وَالنُّجَباand nobles
يا مِعشَرَ الحُكَّامِ وَالنُّجَبا
If anyone but Atreides had recounted his dreams,
Had someone other than Atreus' son told of his dream
O company of rulers and nobles,
O assembly of rulers and nobles
لَرَغِبتُI would have turned away عنfrom تَصدِيقِهِbelieving him عَلَناًopenly
لَرَغِبتُ عن تَصدِيقِهِ عَلَناً
وزَعَمتُand I would have declared أَنَّthat بِزَعمهِin his claim كَذِباa lie
وزَعَمتُ أَنَّ بِزَعمهِ كَذِبا
I would openly have declined to believe him,
I would have openly refused to believe him
And declared there was a lie in his claim.
And claimed that his story was a lie
لكنَّbut مَولىlord of القَومِthe people كُلِّهِمِall of them
لكنَّ مَولى القَومِ كُلِّهِمِ
بِالنَّفسِin person رُؤياa vision of النَّفسِthe soul قدindeed رَقَباhe beheld
بِالنَّفسِ رُؤيا النَّفسِ قد رَقَبا
But the lord of all the people
But the lord of all these people
Has himself beheld the soul's vision.
Has himself confirmed the vision of his soul
هَيُّواcome نَرَىlet us see أَنَّىhow يُتاحُit is possible لَنَاfor us
هَيُّوا نَرَى أَنَّى يُتاحُ لَنَا
أَنto نَدفَعَwe urge on الإِغرِيقَthe Greeks كَيso that تَثِباthey may spring up
أَن نَدفَعَ الإِغرِيقَ كَي تَثِبا
Come, let us see how we may
Come let us see how we may be able
Urge the Greeks to spring up.
To repel the Greeks and stand firm
Sol 6.1