أَعدَدتُI prepared مُحتَفِلاwith great care لِيَومِfor the day of فَراغيmy leisure
أَعدَدتُ مُحتَفِلا لِيَومِ فَراغي
رَوضاًa garden غَداbecame إِنسانَthe pupil of عَينِthe eye of الباغيthe seeker
رَوضاً غَدا إِنسانَ عَينِ الباغي
With great care I prepared, for my day of leisure,
I prepared a celebration for my day off
A garden that became the pupil of the seeker's eye.
A garden that will tomorrow please the watcher's eye
رَوضاًa garden يَرُوضُtames هُمُومَthe cares of قَلبيmy heart حُسنُهُits beauty
رَوضاً يَرُوضُ هُمُومَ قَلبي حُسنُهُ
فيهِin it لِكَأسِfor the cup of اللَهوِpleasure أيُّwhat مَساغِease of drinking
فيهِ لِكَأسِ اللَهوِ أيُّ مَساغِ
A garden whose beauty tames my heart's cares—
A garden that will soothe my heart's worries with its beauty
There, how smoothly the cup of pleasure goes down!
In it is a cup of joy - what a relief!
وَإِذاand when بَدَتappear قُضبانُstems of رِيحانٍbasil بِهِin it
وَإِذا بَدَت قُضبانُ رِيحانٍ بِهِ
حَيَّتthey greet بِمِثلِwith the likeness of سَلاسِلِchains of الأَصداغِthe temples
حَيَّت بِمِثلِ سَلاسِلِ الأَصداغِ
And when stems of basil appear within it,
And when sprigs of basil appear in it
They wave in greeting like chains of curls at the temples.
They greet like chains around the temples
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.