نَأَتbecame distant بِهِwith him الدارُthe dwelling عَنfrom أَقارِبِهِhis relatives
نَأَت بِهِ الدارُ عَن أَقارِبِهِ
فَأُلقِيَso was cast الحَبلُthe rope فَوقَover غارِبِهِhis withers
فَأُلقِيَ الحَبلُ فَوقَ غارِبِهِ
His dwelling carried him far from his kin,
He was brought to the house, away from his kin,
So the rope was cast over his withers.
And the rope was cast over his grave.
عاشَتlived on لِمَحبوبِهِfor his beloved مُمانَعَةٌresistance
عاشَت لِمَحبوبِهِ مُمانَعَةٌ
ماتَdied عَلَيهاagainst it رَجاءُhope طالِبِهِhis suitor
ماتَ عَلَيها رَجاءُ طالِبِهِ
Resistance lived on for his beloved;
She lived for her beloved, denying him,
Against it, his suitor's hope died.
While hope in attaining her died.
اِتَّفَقَwas harmonious الحُسنُbeauty فيهِin him وَاِختَلَفَتand diverged
اِتَّفَقَ الحُسنُ فيهِ وَاِختَلَفَت
مَذاهِبُpaths العَقلِreason فيconcerning مَذاهِبِهِhis ways
مَذاهِبُ العَقلِ في مَذاهِبِهِ
Beauty was harmonious in him, while
Beauty assembled in him, though minds
Reason's paths diverged over his ways.
Differed in appraising his worth.
لَمdid not أَرَI see بَدراًa full moon سِواكَother than you مُعتَدِلاًwell-proportioned
لَم أَرَ بَدراً سِواكَ مُعتَدِلاً
بِهِin it اِفتِقارٌneed إِلىfor كَواكِبِهِits stars
بِهِ اِفتِقارٌ إِلى كَواكِبِهِ
I have seen no well-proportioned full moon but you
I have not seen a full moon such as you,
In need of its stars.
With no need for the stars' company.
وَيلُمِّwoe to the mother of! (expressing wonder) صَبٍّa lovesick lover رَمىassailed صُعوبَتَكَyour stubbornness الthe
وَيلُمِّ صَبٍّ رَمى صُعوبَتَكَ ال
أولىinitial فَلانَتthen it softened بِلينِthrough the gentleness of جانِبِهِhis manner
أولى فَلانَت بِلينِ جانِبِهِ
What a lovesick lover, who assailed your initial stubbornness,
Woe to rough youth who tried your hardness -
Till it softened through his gentle manner!
A soft side would have better fit his touch.
أَلقاكَhe cast you فيinto مُعجِبٍsomething delightful أَوائِلُهُits beginnings
أَلقاكَ في مُعجِبٍ أَوائِلُهُ
فَماand not تَفَكَّرتَyou reflected فيon عَواقِبِهِits consequences
فَما تَفَكَّرتَ في عَواقِبِهِ
He cast you into something alluring at its outset,
You made one marvel, though he never thought
And you gave no thought to its consequences.
Through to the consequences at start.
وَمَنand whoever يَكُنis طَيِّباًsweet فَلاthen no عَجَبٌwonder
وَمَن يَكُن طَيِّباً فَلا عَجَبٌ
أَنthat يَأكُلَeat الناسُthe people مِنfrom أَطايِبِهِhis delicacies
أَن يَأكُلَ الناسُ مِن أَطايِبِهِ
And when someone is sweet, it is no wonder
When a man has sweetness, no wonder
That people eat of his delicacies.
That people eat of his sweets.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.