بِالجفنin the eyelid سَقمsickness وَبِالاِهدابand in the eyelashes ايماءgesturing
بِالجفن سَقم وَبِالاِهداب ايماء
وَفيand in اللَواحِظthe glances تَحذيرwarning وَاِغراءand enticement
وَفي اللَواحِظ تَحذير وَاِغراء
Sickness lies in the eyelid, and gestures in the lashes;
With eyelids sick and eyebrows beckoning
and in the glances, warning and enticement.
In glances, warning and temptation dwelling
وَبِالحَواجِبand in the eyebrows نونthe letter nūn وَالعذارand the sideburn بِهِin it
وَبِالحَواجِب نون وَالعذار بِهِ
لامَthe letter lām وَخالاهand his two moles مَعwith وُجناتِهhis cheeks تاءthe letter tāʾ
لامَ وَخالاه مَع وُجناتِه تاء
And the eyebrows form a nūn, while the sideburn bears
With arched brows, a noon, and with coquetry
a lām; his two moles, with his cheeks, form a tāʾ.
A lam, while moles and dimples are a taa
وَالقدand the stature كَالغُصنِlike a bough لَولاwere it not for نبلarrows حاجِبهhis eyebrow
وَالقد كَالغُصنِ لَولا نبل حاجِبه
غَنَّتsang عَلَيهِupon him اِذاwhen لَمdid not يَمشِwalk وَرقاءa gray dove
غَنَّت عَلَيهِ اِذا لَم يَمشِ وَرقاء
And his stature is like a bough; were it not for his eyebrow's arrows,
The stature like a branch; but for the brow’s nobility
a gray dove would sing upon him when he stood still.
It would have, if not walking tall, bent and swayed
لِلَهِto God درexcellence, in an expression of praise الثَناياthe front teeth كَمhow many لسلسلهاfor their sweet water (saliva)
لِلَهِ در الثَنايا كَم لسلسلها
لَدىamong الرواةthe narrators أَحاديثtales وَأَنباءand tidings
لَدى الرواة أَحاديث وَأَنباء
God bless those front teeth! Of their sweet water, how many
What secrets do the soft folds hide!
tales and tidings there are among the narrators!
What tales and news for narrators to relay!
مِنfrom بَعدِafter ماthat اِخضَرَّgrew green عيشىmy life اِغبرturned dust-gray رَونَقهits luster
مِن بَعدِ ما اِخضَرَّ عيشى اِغبر رَونَقه
وَأَدمُعيand my tears لِبَياضbecause of the whiteness of الفودthe temple's hair حَمراءred
وَأَدمُعي لِبَياض الفود حَمراء
After my life had grown green, its luster turned dust-gray,
After my life has lost its verdant grace,
and my tears are red at the whiteness of my temple's hair.
My tears turn red the cheeks’ white robe to stain
وَالجِفنand the eyelid أَهدىbestowed لَناon us بِالاِنكِسارwith languid drooping جَوىheartache
وَالجِفن أَهدى لَنا بِالاِنكِسار جَوى
وَكَيفَand how صَحwas sound لَدىamid الاِسقامِthe ailments اِهداءgift-giving
وَكَيفَ صَح لَدى الاِسقامِ اِهداء
And the eyelid, with its languid droop, bestowed heartache on us;
The closing lids relay an aching heart’s distress.
and how could gift-giving be sound amid sickness?
How can the sick at heart bear dedication?
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.