ياO سيديmy master ألفَa thousand مرةtimes
يا سيدي ألفَ مرة
وكنزَand the treasure of مِثليone like me وَذُخْرَهْand his mainstay
وكنزَ مِثلي وَذُخْرَهْ
O my master, a thousand times over,
O master, a thousand times
and the treasure of one like me, and his mainstay,
You are my treasure and my wealth
وَمَنْand the one for whom أطالَhas prolonged إلهيmy God
وَمَنْ أطالَ إلهي
فيin أسبغthe most abundant العيشِliving عُمْرَهhis life
في أسبغ العيشِ عُمْرَه
and you for whom my God has prolonged
And he who lives long by my God
life amid the fullest comforts:
Through the most abundant life
هلdo أنتyou ذاكرُremembering وعديthe promise to me
هل أنت ذاكرُ وعدي
أمor قدalready تناسيتَyou have pretended to forget ذِكْرَهits remembrance
أم قد تناسيتَ ذِكْرَه
Do you remember the promise made to me,
Do you remember your promise to me
or have you pretended to forget it?
Or have you forgotten the mention of it
لاdo not تُتْعِبَنْweary بالتقاضيwith demanding one's due
لا تُتْعِبَنْ بالتقاضي
فتىًa youth تَسَلَّفْتَyou have borrowed in advance شُكْرَهhis thanks
فتىً تَسَلَّفْتَ شُكْرَه
Do not weary, by making him press his claim,
Do not trouble with repayment
a youth whose thanks you have borrowed in advance.
A youth whose gratitude you have borrowed
وكيفand how يظمأthirsts مَنْone who قدhas already
وكيف يظمأ مَنْ قد
ألفىfound بِكَفَّيكَin your two palms بَحرَهhis sea
ألفى بِكَفَّيكَ بَحرَه
And how can one thirst who has
And how can he thirst who has found
found his sea in your two palms?
In your palms his sea
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.