طمِعaspired الوَردthe rose أنto ينافسrival خَدِّيmy cheek
طمِع الوَرد أن ينافس خَدِّي
طمعaspired الغصنthe branch أنto يقاسbe compared بقَدِّيwith my stature
طمع الغصن أن يقاس بقَدِّي
The rose aspired to rival my cheek.
The rose aspires to rival my cheek
The branch aspired to be compared with my stature.
The branch aspires to match my stature
أناI إنْسِيَّةٌa human woman ولكنَّand yet حسنيmy beauty
أنا إنْسِيَّةٌ ولكنَّ حسني
حُسْنbeauty حُورِيّةٍa houri بجنَّةin a garden خُلْدeternity
حُسْن حُورِيّةٍ بجنَّة خُلْد
I am a human woman, and yet my beauty
I am a human but my beauty
is a houri’s beauty in a garden of eternity.
Is the beauty of a heavenly houri in paradise
لوif تأَمَّلْنَنِيthey gazed upon me العيونُthe eyes لأَجْرَيwould make flow
لو تأَمَّلْنَنِي العيونُ لأَجْرَي
لحظُهاtheir glance رقَّةdelicacy معwith الماءthe water جلْدِيmy skin
لحظُها رقَّة مع الماء جلْدِي
Were eyes to gaze upon me, then would
If eyes would look upon me, they would melt
their glance make my skin, in its delicacy, flow with the water.
Their gaze is as delicate as water on my skin
صاغنيfashioned me اللهGod واصطفانيَand chose me لمَّاwhen
صاغني الله واصطفانيَ لمَّا
صاغنيfashioned me فَرْدةpeerless الجَمَالbeauty لِفَرْدfor a peerless one
صاغني فَرْدة الجَمَال لِفَرْد
God fashioned me and chose me when
God created me and chose me when
He fashioned me, peerless in beauty, for a peerless one.
He created me as the epitome of beauty
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.