أَمسىcame to be by evening الفَتىthe young man عَمروُAmr بنُson of عَبدٍAbd ثاوِياًlying dead
أَمسى الفَتى عَمروُ بنُ عَبدٍ ثاوِياً
بِجَنوبِon the southern side of سَلعٍSalʿ ثارُهُhis blood-vengeance لَمnot يُنظَرِbe heeded
بِجَنوبِ سَلعٍ ثارُهُ لَم يُنظَرِ
By evening, the young man Amr ibn Abd lay dead,
The youth Amr ibn Abd wandered
On the southern side of Salʿ, his blood-vengeance unheeded.
In the south of Sal' though unnoticed his revolt.
وَلَقَدand indeed وَجَدتَyou found سُيوفَناour swords مَشهورَةًdrawn
وَلَقَد وَجَدتَ سُيوفَنا مَشهورَةً
وَلَقَدand indeed وَجَدتَyou found جِيادَناour steeds لَمnot تُقصِرِfall short
وَلَقَد وَجَدتَ جِيادَنا لَم تُقصِرِ
And indeed you found our swords drawn,
Indeed you found our swords renowned
And indeed you found our steeds did not fall short.
And our steeds you found did not fail.
وَلَقَدand indeed لَقيتَyou encountered غَداةَon the morning of بَدرٍBadr عُصبَةًa band
وَلَقَد لَقيتَ غَداةَ بَدرٍ عُصبَةً
ضَرَبوكَthey struck you ضَرباًblows غَيرَunlike ضَربِthe blows of الحُسَّرِthe unarmored men
ضَرَبوكَ ضَرباً غَيرَ ضَربِ الحُسَّرِ
And indeed, on the morning of Badr, you met a band
You met at Badr's morn a band
Who struck you with blows unlike those of unarmored men.
Who struck you with blows, not gentle blows.
أَصبَحتَyou have become لاnot تُدعىbe summoned لِيَومِfor a day of عَظيمَةٍgreat calamity
أَصبَحتَ لا تُدعى لِيَومِ عَظيمَةٍ
ياO عَمروُAmr أَوor لِجَسيمِfor a momentous أَمرٍaffair مُنكَرِdreadful
يا عَمروُ أَو لِجَسيمِ أَمرٍ مُنكَرِ
You are no longer summoned for a day of great calamity,
You are no longer called for days of glory,
O Amr, or for a momentous, dreadful affair.
O Amr, or for grave and heinous deeds.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.