كمhow often راودَhe coaxed الصبحَthe dawn عنconcerning نفسٍa soul تملّكهاpossessed it
كم راودَ الصبحَ عن نفسٍ تملّكها
سحرthe spell of الدلالcoquetry وعشقand love of الطيّبthe kind one اللدنtender
سحر الدلال وعشق الطيّب اللدن
How often he coaxed the dawn to yield a soul possessed
How often has morning dissuaded a soul possessed
by the spell of coquetry and love for the kind, tender one.
By the magic of tenderness and love of gentle affection
ياشارةO emblem of الصبحthe dawn نفسيmy soul نفسthe soul of عاشقةٍa woman in love
ياشارة الصبح نفسي نفس عاشقةٍ
خذهاtake it بحكمby the decree of الهوىlove طوعاًwillingly بلاwithout ثمنa price
خذها بحكم الهوى طوعاً بلا ثمن
O emblem of dawn, my soul is the soul of a woman in love;
O dawn's radiance, my soul is a lover's soul
take it by love's decree, freely, without a price.
Take it by right of passion, willingly without price
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.