كَمhow many أَخٍa brother صالِحٍgood وَعَمٍّand a paternal uncle وَخالٍand a maternal uncle
كَم أَخٍ صالِحٍ وَعَمٍّ وَخالٍ
وابنِand a son of عَمًّa paternal uncle كالصارِمِlike the keen sword المَسنونِsharpened
وابنِ عَمًّ كالصارِمِ المَسنونِ
How many a good brother, a paternal uncle, and a maternal uncle,
How many a good brother, uncle, and cousin
And a paternal cousin, like a sharpened sword,
And nephew like a sharpened sword
قَدindeed جَلَتهُcarried him away عَنّاfrom us المَناياdeath فَأَمسىso he became
قَد جَلَتهُ عَنّا المَنايا فَأَمسى
أَعظُماًbones تَحتَbeneath ملحداتٍburial niches وَطينِand clay
أَعظُماً تَحتَ ملحداتٍ وَطينِ
Has death carried away from us, leaving him
Whom death has distanced from us and so
Bones beneath burial niches and clay,
Became greatest beneath slabs and clay
رَهنَa captive of رَمسٍa grave بِبُهرَةٍin open ground أَوor حَزيزٍa rocky ridge
رَهنَ رَمسٍ بِبُهرَةٍ أَو حَزيزٍ
ياO لَقَومٍpeople, to the rescue لِميّتِfor the dead man المَدفونِburied
يا لَقَومٍ لِميّتِ المَدفونِ
A captive of a grave, in open ground or on a rocky ridge!
A pledge at Ramess or Buhera
O people, come to the aid of the buried dead!
Oh people for the buried dead
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.