العيدُthe feast أَتىhas come وَمَنand the one whom تَعَشَّقتُI fell in love with بَعيدfar away
العيدُ أَتى وَمَن تَعَشَّقتُ بَعيد
ماwhat أَصنَعُshall I do بَعدَapart from مُنيَةِthe desire of القَلبِthe heart بِعيدِwith a feast
ما أَصنَعُ بَعدَ مُنيَةِ القَلبِ بِعيدِ
The feast has come, and the one I love is far away.
The feast has come, and my beloved is far away
What use have I for a feast, apart from my heart’s desire?
What shall I do after my heart's demise when my love is far?
ماnot العَيشُlife كَذاlike this لَكِنَّbut مَنthe one who عاشاlived رَغيدat ease
ما العَيشُ كَذا لَكِنَّ مَن عاشا رَغيد
مَنthe one who غازَلَwooed غِزلاناًgazelles أَوor عاشَرَconsorted with غيدِgraceful maidens
مَن غازَلَ غِزلاناً أَو عاشَرَ غيدِ
This is no life; rather, the one who lives at ease
Life is not this way, but those who live in comfort,
Is one who woos gazelles or consorts with graceful maidens.
Those who woo does or live with flowers
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.