كأنas though جفنيهhis two eyelids سقطاthe two wingtips of نافرٍa skittish bird فزعٍfrightened
كأن جفنيه سقطا نافرٍ فزعٍ
إذاwhenever أرادit wished سقوطاًto alight ريعit was startled أوor زيداit was terrified
إذا أراد سقوطاً ريع أو زيدا
It is as though his eyelids were the two wingtips of a skittish, frightened bird.
As though his eyelids fell, startled and scared,
Whenever it tries to alight, it is startled or terrified.
Whenever he wanted to fall back asleep.
ظنit thought الدجىthe darkness قطةa cat الأظفارthe claws كاسرةًrending
ظن الدجى قطة الأظفار كاسرةً
والصبحand dawn نسراًan eagle فماso it does not ينفكcease to be مزؤداterrified
والصبح نسراً فما ينفك مزؤدا
It thought the darkness a cat with rending claws,
He thought the darkness was a cat with sharp claws
And dawn an eagle; so it never ceases to be terrified.
And the dawn an eagle, so he couldn't rest again.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.