وَمُهَفهَفٍand a slender youth كَالغُصنِlike a branch إِلّاexcept أَنَّهُthat he
وَمُهَفهَفٍ كَالغُصنِ إِلّا أَنَّهُ
سَلَبَstole التثنِّيswaying النَومُsleep عَنfrom أَثنائِهِhis limbs
سَلَبَ التثنِّي النَومُ عَن أَثنائِهِ
And a slender youth, like a branch, except that
And as supple as a bough, although
sleep robbed his limbs of their swaying.
Sleep robbed the folding of his limbs -
أَضحىhe came to be يَنامُhe sleeps وَقَدand already تَحَبَّبَbecame beaded خَدُّهُhis cheek
أَضحى يَنامُ وَقَد تَحَبَّبَ خَدُّهُ
عَرَقاًwith sweat فَقُلتُso I said الوَردُthe rose رُشَّwas sprinkled بِمائِهِwith its water
عَرَقاً فَقُلتُ الوَردُ رُشَّ بِمائِهِ
He lay sleeping, his cheek already beaded
Now he lies sleeping, and his cheek is wet
with sweat, so I said: “The rose was sprinkled with its own water.”
With dew. I said "The rose is freshly sprayed with water."
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.