وَظَبيٌّand a gazelle مِنَamong الأَتراكِthe Turks رَنَّحَهُmade him sway الصِّباyouth
وَظَبيٌّ مِنَ الأَتراكِ رَنَّحَهُ الصِّبا
فَمالَso he leaned وَمِنand from أَعطافِهِhis flanks تُقبَسُis drawn الخَمرُwine
فَمالَ وَمِن أَعطافِهِ تُقبَسُ الخَمرُ
And a gazelle among the Turks—youth made him sway;
A gazelle from the Turks, the breeze has inclined him,
So he leaned, and from his flanks wine is drawn.
So he leaned, and from his sides wine is ladled.
إِذاwhenever أَخَذَhe takes المِرآةَthe mirror يَنظُرُhe looks at وَجهَهُhis face
إِذا أَخَذَ المِرآةَ يَنظُرُ وَجهَهُ
ظَنَنتَهُماyou would think them both شَمسَينِtwo suns بَينَهُماbetween them بَدرُa full moon
ظَنَنتَهُما شَمسَينِ بَينَهُما بَدرُ
Whenever he takes the mirror to look at his face,
When he takes the mirror and looks at his face,
You would think them two suns, with a full moon between them.
You would think them two suns with a moon between them.