وَيَحمِلُand bears بَزِّيٍmy arms ذوpossessed of جِراءٍrunning prowess كَأَنَّهُas though he were
وَيَحمِلُ بَزِّيٍ ذو جِراءٍ كَأَنَّهُ
أَحَمُّdark الشَوىthe limbs وَالمُقلَتَينِand the two eyes سَبوحُswift and smooth-striding
أَحَمُّ الشَوى وَالمُقلَتَينِ سَبوحُ
And a fleet runner bears my arms, as though he were
He bears a cloak of fine wool as though he were
A dark-limbed, dark-eyed, swift-striding beast,
The darkest chili pepper, potent and hot.
فَرودٌsolitary بِصَحراءِin the wilderness of اليَفاعِthe uplands كَأَنَّهُas though he were
فَرودٌ بِصَحراءِ اليَفاعِ كَأَنَّهُ
إِذاwhen ماemphatic particle مَشىhe walked خَلفَbehind الظِباءِthe gazelles نَطيحُa butting bull
إِذا ما مَشى خَلفَ الظِباءِ نَطيحُ
Solitary in the upland wilderness, as though he were
A buck in the desert of Al-Yafā’ like a ram
A butting bull when he walks behind the gazelles.
Who charges, behind the does, and collides.
فَعايَنَهُthen spotted him قُنّاصُhunters أَرضٍa land فَأَرسَلواand they unleashed
فَعايَنَهُ قُنّاصُ أَرضٍ فَأَرسَلوا
ضِراءًtrained hunting hounds بِكُلِّof every الطارِداتِthe pursuers مُشيحُwary
ضِراءً بِكُلِّ الطارِداتِ مُشيحُ
Then hunters of the land spied him and unleashed
A hunter spied him in that land, so they loosed
Trained hounds; he was wary of every pursuer.
A pack of hounds, urging them on with cries.
إِذاwhen خافَhe feared مِنهُنَّfrom them اللَحاقَbeing overtaken اِرتَمىsprang away بِهِwith him
إِذا خافَ مِنهُنَّ اللَحاقَ اِرتَمى بِهِ
عَنِaway from الهَولِthe terror حَمشاتُslender القَوائِمِthe legs روحُwide-set
عَنِ الهَولِ حَمشاتُ القَوائِمِ روحُ
When he feared they would catch him, he was hurled
When he feared their gaining on him, he plunged with
Away from terror by slender, wide-set legs.
Terror into a gallop on trembling legs.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.