وذيand one with هَيَفٍa slender waist يُدعىis called بموسىby the name Mūsā بطرفِهِin his gaze
وذي هَيَفٍ يُدعى بموسى بطرفِهِ
بَقيَّةُa remnant سحرٍof magic تأخذُcaptivates العينَthe eye والسمعاand the sense of hearing
بَقيَّةُ سحرٍ تأخذُ العينَ والسمعا
And a slender-waisted one called Mūsā—in his gaze
And with a cloak called Moses in its fringe,
And a slender one named Musa; in his glance,
Lingers a remnant of magic that captivates eye and ear.
A remnant of magic that captivates the eye and the hearing,
Is a remnant of magic that seizes the eye and ear.
وحَيَّاتُهand his serpents أصاغُهُhis temple-locks (likely intended: أصداغه) وعِذَارُهُand his cheek-down
وحَيَّاتُه أصاغُهُ وعِذَارُهُ
يُخَيَّلُit seems لىto me فىupon وَجهِهِhis face أنّهاthat they تسعىslither
يُخَيَّلُ لى فى وَجهِهِ أنّها تسعى
And his serpents are his temple-locks and his cheek-down;
And its snakes he created, and its threats,
His side-locks and cheek-down are his serpents;
Upon his face, they seem to me to slither.
It seems to me in its face that they hasten.
It seems to me, upon his face, that they are slithering.