جَعْدَةُJaʿda بَكِّيةِweep for him وَلاَand do not تَسْأمِيgrow weary
جَعْدَةُ بَكِّيةِ وَلاَ تَسْأمِي
بَعْدَafter بُكَاءِthe weeping of المُعْوِلِthe wailing mourner الثَّاكِلِbereft of a child
بَعْدَ بُكَاءِ المُعْوِلِ الثَّاكِلِ
Jaʿda, weep for him, and do not grow weary,
With unkempt hair weeping endlessly
after the wailing lament of a parent bereft of a child,
After the wailing of the bereaved mother
عَلَىfor ابْنِthe son of بِنْتِthe daughter of الطَّاهِرِthe pure one المُصطَفَىthe Chosen One
عَلَى ابْنِ بِنْتِ الطَّاهِرِ المُصطَفَى
وابْنِand the son of ابْنِthe son of عَمّthe paternal uncle of المُصْطَفَىthe Chosen One الفَاضِلِthe noble one
وابْنِ ابْنِ عَمّ المُصْطَفَى الفَاضِلِ
for the son of the daughter of the pure Chosen One,
For the son of the daughter of the Chosen One
and son of the Chosen One’s noble cousin.
And the son of the cousin of the Excellent Chosen One
لَمْnever يَسَلِflowed السُّمpoison عَلَىover مِثْلِهِhis equal
لَمْ يَسَلِ السُّم عَلَى مِثْلِهِ
فِيon الأرضِthe earth مِنْamong حَافٍa barefoot person وَمِنْand among نَاعِلِone wearing sandals
فِي الأرضِ مِنْ حَافٍ وَمِنْ نَاعِلِ
Never has poison flowed over his equal
Poison did not flow to his like
on earth, among the barefoot and the shod.
On earth, from a snake or a sand viper
كَانَhe used to إذَاwhenever شُبَّتْwas kindled لَهُfor him نَارُهُhis fire
كَانَ إذَا شُبَّتْ لَهُ نَارُهُ
يَرْفَعُهَاraise it high بِالسَّيِّدِwith the lord الْقَاتِلِthe slayer
يَرْفَعُهَا بِالسَّيِّدِ الْقَاتِلِ
He would, whenever his fire was kindled for him,
Whenever its fire was kindled for him
raise it high with the slaying lord,
He would lift it with the killer master
كَيْمَاso that يَرَاهَاhe might see it بَائسٌa wretched man مُرْمِلٌout of provisions
كَيْمَا يَرَاهَا بَائسٌ مُرْمِلٌ
أوْor فَرْدُa lone member of قَوْمِa tribe لَيْسَwho is not بِالآهِلِat home with his family
أوْ فَرْدُ قَوْمِ لَيْسَ بِالآهِلِ
so that a wretched man, out of provisions, might see it,
So that a suffering, destitute person would see it
or a lone tribesman, not at home with his family.
Or an individual whose tribe was not empty
يُغلِيhe brings to the boil بَنِيwith raw اللَّحْمِthe meat حَتَّىuntil إذاwhen
يُغلِي بَنِي اللَّحْمِ حَتَّى إذا
أنْضِجَit was cooked لَمْdid not يُغْلِmake it costly عَلىfor آكِلِan eater
أنْضِجَ لَمْ يُغْلِ عَلى آكِلِ
He boiled raw meat until, when
He would boil the sons of flesh until when
it was cooked, he charged no eater dearly.
He sufficiently cooked, he did not overcook for the eater
أَعْنِيI mean الَّذِيthe one whose أسْلَمَنَاhanded us over هُلْكُهُhis death
أَعْنِي الَّذِي أسْلَمَنَا هُلْكُهُ
لِلزَّمَنِto Time الْمُسْتَخْرِجِwhich strips away المْاحِلِthe schemer
لِلزَّمَنِ الْمُسْتَخْرِجِ المْاحِلِ
I mean the man whose death surrendered us
I mean the one whose loss
to Time, which strips us bare and schemes against us.
We surrendered to the extracting, vanishing time
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.