سَقياًmay rain bless لِمَجلِسِناour gathering الَّذيwhich جُمِعَتwere brought together بِهِin it
سَقياً لِمَجلِسِنا الَّذي جُمِعَت بِهِ
طُرَفُgems الحَديثِof conversation وَطاعَةُand the obedience الجُلاسِof the companions
طُرَفُ الحَديثِ وَطاعَةُ الجُلاسِ
May rain bless our gathering, where were brought together
A drink to our gathering in which
Gems of conversation and the companions' obedience.
Were brought together witticism and obedience in sitting
ظَلناwe spent the day وَيَحيىand Yahya كَالمُؤَمَّرِlike an appointed commander بَينَناamong us
ظَلنا وَيَحيى كَالمُؤَمَّرِ بَينَنا
نُسقىwe are served drink وَنشرَبُand we drink تارَةًfrom time to time بِالكَأسِfrom the cup
نُسقى وَنشرَبُ تارَةً بِالكَأسِ
We spent the day, with Yahya like an appointed commander among us,
Me and Yahya like leaders among us
Being served drink and drinking now and then from the cup.
We were given drink and drank at times from the cup
نِصفَينِin two groups يَشرَبُdrinks بَعضُناsome of us مِنfrom قَهوَةwine
نِصفَينِ يَشرَبُ بَعضُنا مِن قَهوَة
صرفunmixed تُضيءُshines كَشُعلَةِlike the flame of المِقياسِthe gauge
صرف تُضيءُ كَشُعلَةِ المِقياسِ
Divided into two groups: some of us drank wine,
In halves we drank, some of us from coffee
Pure, shining like the gauge's flame.
Pure which lights up like the flame of a lamp
وَالآخَرونَand the others عَلىupon النَّبيذِthe nabidh (fruit brew) عُكوفُهُمtheir devotion
وَالآخَرونَ عَلى النَّبيذِ عُكوفُهُم
شَتّانَhow different! إِنif قِسناهُماwe compare them both بِقِياسِby a measure
شَتّانَ إِن قِسناهُما بِقِياسِ
And the others were devoted to nabidh;
And the others leaning towards the wine
How different the two, if we judge them by one measure!
Far apart if we compared them by measure
ثِنتانِtwo (feminine) بَينَهُماbetween them both الَّتيshe whom شَبَّهتُهاI likened her
ثِنتانِ بَينَهُما الَّتي شَبَّهتُها
بِقَضيبِto a stem of آسmyrtle بَينَbetween غُصنَيtwo branches of آسِmyrtle
بِقَضيبِ آس بَينَ غُصنَي آسِ
Two, and between them she whom I likened
Two between them which I likened
To a myrtle stem between two myrtle boughs.
To a rod of myrtle between two myrtle boughs
ماnot كانَthere was عَيبٌa flaw غَيرexcept أَنَّكَthat you لَمnot تَكُنyou were
ما كانَ عَيبٌ غَير أَنَّكَ لَم تَكُن
ياO اِبنson of الذُّؤابَةِthe noblest lineage مِنamong بَنيthe descendants of العَبَّاسِal-Abbas
يا اِبن الذُّؤابَةِ مِن بَني العَبَّاسِ
There was no flaw except that you were not there,
No fault except that you were not
O scion of the noblest among al-Abbas's descendants.
O son of Thu'ba of the Abbasids
وَإِذاand when ذَكَرتُكَI remember you أَوor عَليّاAli لَمnot أَزَلI cease to be
وَإِذا ذَكَرتُكَ أَو عَليّا لَم أَزَل
حَزنانَsorrowful مِنfrom كَمَدpent-up grief وَمِنand from وُسواسِanxious thoughts
حَزنانَ مِن كَمَد وَمِن وُسواسِ
And when I remember you or Ali, I remain
And if I mentioned you or Ali I did not cease to be
Sorrowful with pent-up grief and anxious thoughts.
Sorrowful from anxiety and from morbid thoughts
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.