غَزالَةٌa female gazelle مَرَّتpassed عَلىby أَتانِa she-ass
غَزالَةٌ مَرَّت عَلى أَتانِ
تُقَبِّلُshe kisses الفَطيمَthe weanling فيon الأَسنانِthe teeth
تُقَبِّلُ الفَطيمَ في الأَسنانِ
A gazelle passed by a she-ass,
A doe passed by on a donkey,
Who was kissing her weanling on the teeth.
Kissing her fawn with affection.
وَكانَand was خَلفَbehind الظَبيَةِthe female gazelle اِبنُهاher son الرَشاthe fawn
وَكانَ خَلفَ الظَبيَةِ اِبنُها الرَشا
بِوُدِّهاher wish was لَوif only حَمَلتهُshe carried him فيin الحَشاthe womb
بِوُدِّها لَو حَمَلتهُ في الحَشا
Behind the gazelle was her son, the fawn;
Behind the gazelle was her frisky calf,
She wished she could carry him in her womb.
She wished to carry him in her pouch out of love.
فَفَعَلَتso she did بِسَيِّدِto the lord of الصِغارِthe little ones
فَفَعَلَت بِسَيِّدِ الصِغارِ
فِعلَthe deed of الأَتانِthe she-ass بِاِبنِهاto her son الحِمارِthe donkey
فِعلَ الأَتانِ بِاِبنِها الحِمارِ
So she did to the lord of the little ones
She did to the lord of the young,
What the she-ass had done to her son, the donkey.
What the donkey did to her foal.
فَأَسرَعَso he hurried الحِمارُthe donkey نَحوَtoward أُمِّهِhis mother
فَأَسرَعَ الحِمارُ نَحوَ أُمِّهِ
وَجاءَهاand he came to her وَالضِحكُand laughter مِلءُfilling فَمِهِhis mouth
وَجاءَها وَالضِحكُ مِلءُ فَمِهِ
Then the donkey hurried toward his mother,
The foal rushed towards his mother,
And came to her, his mouth full of laughter,
He came to her, his mouth full of laughter.
يَصيحُcrying out ياO أُمّاهُmy mother ماذاwhat قَدhas (perfect marker) دَهاhappened
يَصيحُ يا أُمّاهُ ماذا قَد دَها
حَتّىso that even الغَزالَةُthe gazelle اِستَخَفَّتِshe made light of اِبنَهاher son
حَتّى الغَزالَةُ اِستَخَفَّتِ اِبنَها
Crying, 'O Mother, what has happened,
He cried, "O mother, what's come over you?
That even the gazelle has made light of her son?'
That you mocked your own fawn?"
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.