يَقُلُونَthey say هَذاthis عالِمُscholar الْمِصْرِthe city والذيand the one who
يَقُلُونَ هَذا عالِمُ الْمِصْرِ والذي
يَحُلُّunties عِقالَhobble الْمُشْكِلاتِthe difficult problems البَوارِكِthe kneeling ones
يَحُلُّ عِقالَ الْمُشْكِلاتِ البَوارِكِ
They say, “This is the city's scholar, and the one who
They say this is the wise man of Egypt, the one
unties the hobble of kneeling problems.”
Who solves the most complex riddles and mysteries
فَقُلْتُso I said لَهُمْto them هذَاthis كَبِيرُchief كِلابِهاits dogs
فَقُلْتُ لَهُمْ هذَا كَبِيرُ كِلابِها
لَهُhe has نَبَحاتٌbarks عِنْدَat كُلِّall الْمَدارِكِthe avenues of understanding
لَهُ نَبَحاتٌ عِنْدَ كُلِّ الْمَدارِكِ
So I said to them, “This is the chief of its dogs;
So I said to them, he is but the top dog of the pack
he barks at every avenue of understanding.”
With a bark ready at every doorway and portal
فَياso, oh لَيْتَwould that شِعْرِيmy knowledge ماwhat أناI عِنْدَin the sight of خالِقيmy Creator
فَيا لَيْتَ شِعْرِي ما أنا عِنْدَ خالِقي
وَهَلْand whether أناI نَاجٍsaved بَعْدَafter تلكَthose المعَارِكِthe battles
وَهَلْ أنا نَاجٍ بَعْدَ تلكَ المعَارِكِ
So, would that I knew what I am in my Creator's sight,
Oh, if only I knew, what am I to my Creator?
and whether I shall be saved after those battles.
Will I be saved after those battles and strifes?
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.