فَياso, O وَيحَwoe to قَلبيmy heart ماdoes not يَستَفيregain its senses (word continues)
فَيا وَيحَ قَلبي ما يَستَفي
قُcompletes the preceding verb مِنfrom ذِكرِremembering هِندٍHind وَماand not أَنto يُفيقاrecover
قُ مِن ذِكرِ هِندٍ وَما أَن يُفيقا
Ah, woe to my heart—it does not regain its senses
Oh my aching heart, what anguish it bears
from remembering Hind, nor will it recover.
From the memory of Hind, time does not heal my cares
جَعَلتُI made طَريقيmy path عَلىby بابِكُمyour door
جَعَلتُ طَريقي عَلى بابِكُم
وَماand not كانَwas بابُكُمُyour door ليfor me طَريقاa path
وَما كانَ بابُكُمُ لي طَريقا
I made my path run past your door,
I set my path to your door
though your door had not been on my path.
Though for me your door led nowhere
صَرَمتُI severed ties with الأَقارِبَthe relatives مِنfor أَجلِكُمyour sake
صَرَمتُ الأَقارِبَ مِن أَجلِكُم
وَصافَيتُand I befriended مَنone who لَمdid not يَكُنbe ليto me صَديقاa friend
وَصافَيتُ مَن لَم يَكُن لي صَديقا
I cut off my kin for your sake,
For your sake, I shunned family
and befriended one who had not been my friend.
And parted from those who were not true to me
وَوادَدتُand I showed affection to أَهلَthe people of مَوَدّاتِهاher affections
وَوادَدتُ أَهلَ مَوَدّاتِها
وَعاصَيتُand I defied فيهاconcerning her النَصيحَthe sincere adviser الشَفيقاthe compassionate
وَعاصَيتُ فيها النَصيحَ الشَفيقا
And I showed affection to those she held dear,
I courted those who offered me affection
and for her sake defied the sincere, compassionate adviser.
And disobeyed well-meaning advice from protection
Sol 6.1