فصَادَفَناthen he encountered us فيin الصُّبحِthe morning عِلجٌa sturdy wild ass مُصَرَّدٌwhite-marked
فصَادَفَنا في الصُّبحِ عِلجٌ مُصَرَّدٌ
إذاwhen ماan emphatic particle غَداhe set out at dawn يَخَالُهُtakes him to be الغِرُّthe inexperienced man صادِعاa young ibex
إذا ما غَدا يَخَالُهُ الغِرُّ صادِعا
Then at dawn a sturdy, white-marked wild ass met us;
In the morning we came across a thin and gaunt colt
When he set out, the inexperienced would take him for a young ibex.
Who imagines the nearby hill is challenging him at dawn
يُطيفُhe circles بِسِتٍّaround six كالقِسِيِّlike bows قَوارِبٍapproaching water
يُطيفُ بِسِتٍّ كالقِسِيِّ قَوارِبٍ
فأَيأَسَso he disheartened إذwhen أَدبَرنَthey turned away مَنwhoever كانَhad been طامِعاhopeful
فأَيأَسَ إذ أَدبَرنَ مَن كانَ طامِعا
He circles six, bow-like, approaching water;
He prances about quickly like boats made of wood
So, as they turned away, he left the hopeful in despair.
So he despaired when the hopeful ones retreated
مُضَمِّمَdrawing together أَطرافِthe ends of العِظامِthe bones مُحَنِّباًholding his legs bowed
مُضَمِّمَ أَطرافِ العِظامِ مُحَنِّباً
يُهَزهِزُhe shakes غُصناًa branch ذاbearing ذَوائِبَtrailing tresses مائِعاsupple
يُهَزهِزُ غُصناً ذا ذَوائِبَ مائِعا
With close-set joints and legs held bowed,
With hunched bones he walks all hunched over
He shakes a supple branch with trailing tresses.
Shaking a branch with dangling wet ends
أَحَالَlunged عَلَيهِat him بِالقَنَاةِwith the spear غُلامُناour young man
أَحَالَ عَلَيهِ بِالقَنَاةِ غُلامُنا
فَأَذرِعand how swift! بِهwith him لِخَلَّةِfor the lack of الشَّاةِa sheep راقِعاa mender
فَأَذرِع بِه لِخَلَّةِ الشَّاةِ راقِعا
Our young man lunged at him with his spear;
Our boy turned him towards the canal
How swiftly he patched our lack of a sheep!
So he sped to the pasture striking the ground while running
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.