أَطْلعَmade rise الحسنُbeauty منfrom جبينكyour brow شمساa sun
أَطْلعَ الحسنُ من جبينك شمسا
فوقabove وردٍroses منfrom وجنتيكyour two cheeks أَطَلاَّpeeped out
فوق وردٍ من وجنتيك أَطَلاَّ
Beauty made a sun rise from your brow,
The beauty rises like a sun from your forehead,
Above roses peeping out from your two cheeks.
Above the roses of your cheeks it rose.
فكأنso it was as though العِذارthe cheek-down خافfeared علىfor الورthe roses (word begins here)
فكأن العِذار خاف على الور
دِ(completes the word 'roses') جَفافاًdrying out فمدَّso it spread بالشَّعْرwith the hair ظِلاshade
دِ جَفافاً فمدَّ بالشَّعْر ظِلا
As though the cheek-down feared the roses
As if the clouds feared the roses would dry,
Would dry out, so it spread shade with its hair.
So they stretched their hair to cast a shade.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.