فَلَمّاso when حَمَلتُI took on الدينَthe debt فيهاfor them وَاِصبَحَتand they became
فَلَمّا حَمَلتُ الدينَ فيها وَاِصبَحَت
حِيالاًbarren مُسِنّاتِgrown old الهَوىlonging كِدتI nearly أَندَمI regret
حِيالاً مُسِنّاتِ الهَوى كِدت أَندَم
So when I took on debt for them, and they became
When I carried my religion in it and it became
barren, grown old in longing, I nearly regretted it,
Frail with the senility of passion, I almost regretted it
عَلىat حينِthe time انthat رَأَتthey saw الرَبيعspring وَلمand did not يَكُنexist
عَلى حينِ ان رَأَت الرَبيع وَلم يَكُن
لَهاfor them بِصَعيدon a plain مِنof تِهامَةَTihamah مقضَمa grazing ground
لَها بِصَعيد مِن تِهامَةَ مقضَم
just when they saw spring, and there was no
When it saw the spring and there was no
grazing ground for them on a plain of Tihamah.
Piece of ground for it in Tihama to rest on
ثَمانِيَةeight لِلاسلِميّfor the Aslami وَماand not دَناhe drew near
ثَمانِيَة لِلاسلِميّ وَما دَنا
لِفُحشِto indecency وَلاand not تَدنوdraws near إِلىto الفَحشِindecency أَسلَمAslam
لِفُحشِ وَلا تَدنو إِلى الفَحشِ أَسلَم
Eight for the Aslami—and he never drew near
Eighty for the Muslim and it does not approach
to indecency, nor does Aslam draw near to indecency.
Vulgarity or come near to vulgarity, more proper