ليto me; I have صَديقٌa friend يَقولُsays لِلسّائِلِto the beggar المُغthe deluded (word begins)
لي صَديقٌ يَقولُ لِلسّائِلِ المُغ
تَرِّcontinuation of “deluded” لاmay not دَرَّflow دَرُّmilk; bounty مَنwhoever أَعطاكاgave to you
تَرِّ لا دَرَّ دَرُّ مَن أَعطاكا
I have a friend who says to the deluded beggar:
I have a friend who says to the insistent questioner:
“May no bounty flow from whoever gave to you!”
Turn away, let the one who gave fall
زَمِّلواwrap up (plural command) ماءَهُhis water فَقالَتthen she said لَهُto him الجاthe female neighbor (word begins)
زَمِّلوا ماءَهُ فَقالَت لَهُ الجا
رَةُcompletion of “female neighbor” هاتِbring it اِسقِنيgive me a drink جُعِلتُmay I be made فِداكاyour ransom
رَةُ هاتِ اِسقِني جُعِلتُ فِداكا
“Wrap up his water vessel!” Then the neighbor said to him:
Draw his water, so the neighbor said to him:
“Bring it; give me a drink—may I be your ransom!”
Give me a drink, I am ransomed for you
قالَhe said صُبّيpour (feminine command) فيinto الحُبِّthe water jar كوزاًa jugful بِكوزٍfor a jugful
قالَ صُبّي في الحُبِّ كوزاً بِكوزٍ
وَأَزيحيand remove (feminine command) البُردَينِthe two cloaks هذاthis one وَذاكاand that one
وَأَزيحي البُردَينِ هذا وَذاكا
He said, “Pour a jugful into the water jar for a jugful,
A boy said regarding love: Cup after cup
and remove the two cloaks, this one and that.”
And remove the two cloaks, this and that