أَسَرَcaptured المُؤَذِّنَthe muezzin صالِحٌṢāliḥ وَضُيوفُهُand his guests
أَسَرَ المُؤَذِّنَ صالِحٌ وَضُيوفُهُ
أَسرَthe capture of الكَمِيِّthe armored warrior هَفاstumbled خِلالَamid الماقِطِthe battlefield
أَسرَ الكَمِيِّ هَفا خِلالَ الماقِطِ
Ṣāliḥ and his guests captured the muezzin,
Saleh and his guests captured the muezzin
as one captures an armored warrior who has stumbled amid the fray.
The flimsy one was captured amidst the palm trees
بَعَثواthey sent عَلَيهِagainst him بَنيهِمُtheir sons وَبَناتِهِمand their daughters
بَعَثوا عَلَيهِ بَنيهِمُ وَبَناتِهِم
مِنfrom بَينِamong ناتِفَةٍa female plucker وَآخَرَand another سامِطِscalding
مِن بَينِ ناتِفَةٍ وَآخَرَ سامِطِ
They sent their sons and daughters against him,
They sent against him their sons and daughters
among them, one plucking and another scalding.
Among the wailing women and others falling down
يَتَنازَعونَthey tussle كَأَنَّهُمas though they قَدalready أَوثَقواthey bound fast
يَتَنازَعونَ كَأَنَّهُم قَد أَوثَقوا
خاقانَKhāqān أَوor هَزَمواthey routed كَتائِبَthe battalions of ناعِطِNāʿiṭ
خاقانَ أَو هَزَموا كَتائِبَ ناعِطِ
They tussled as though they had bound
They were pulling him as if they had bound
Khāqān, or routed the battalions of Nāʿiṭ.
A Khan or defeated battalions of Na'it
نَهَشوهُthey bit him فَاِنتُزِعَتso were torn out لَهُbecause of him أَسنانُهُمtheir teeth
نَهَشوهُ فَاِنتُزِعَت لَهُ أَسنانُهُم
وَتَهَشَّمَتand were smashed أَقفاؤُهُمthe backs of their heads بِالحائِطِagainst the wall
وَتَهَشَّمَت أَقفاؤُهُم بِالحائِطِ
They bit into him, and their teeth were torn out because of him,
They tore at him until their teeth were pulled out
and the backs of their heads were smashed against the wall.
And their heels were smashed against the wall
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.