قُمrise فَاِسقِنيand give me drink قَبلَbefore أَصواتِcalls العَصافيرِthe sparrows
قُم فَاِسقِني قَبلَ أَصواتِ العَصافيرِ
إِنّيindeed I أَرىI see الصُبحَdawn قَدalready نادىcalled out بِتَبشيرِwith glad tidings
إِنّي أَرى الصُبحَ قَد نادى بِتَبشيرِ
Rise, and give me drink before the sparrows' calls.
Rise up and pour me a drink before the birds start chirping,
Indeed, I see dawn has already called out with glad tidings.
For I see the dawn has brought good tidings with its call.
صَفراءَyellow مِنfrom خَمرِwine بَيروتٍBeirut مُعَتِّقَةًaged
صَفراءَ مِن خَمرِ بَيروتٍ مُعَتِّقَةً
تَرميstrikes النَدامىthe drinking companions بِتَخثيرٍwith torpor وَتَفتيرِand languor
تَرمي النَدامى بِتَخثيرٍ وَتَفتيرِ
Yellow wine from Beirut, well aged,
A golden wine from aged barrels in Beirut,
striking the drinking companions with torpor and languor.
Throwing the repentant into delirium and raving madness.
سَقَّgive drink to النَديمَينِthe two drinking companions مِنfrom كَأسٍa cup لَهاit has حَبَبٌbubbles
سَقَّ النَديمَينِ مِن كَأسٍ لَها حَبَبٌ
قَبلَbefore الحُميّاthe wine's intoxicating heat رَهيناًsteady غَيرَnot مَنزورِscant
قَبلَ الحُميّا رَهيناً غَيرَ مَنزورِ
Give the two companions drink from a cup with bubbles,
It intoxicated the revelers with a cup that held a sweet delight,
before the wine's heat takes hold—a steady, unstinted draught.
Binding them tipsy before the heat of noon could sneak up and spoil the fun.
عَنِto اليَمينِthe right أَدِرهاpass it around حينَwhen نَشرَبُهاwe drink it
عَنِ اليَمينِ أَدِرها حينَ نَشرَبُها
كَشاهِدٍlike a witness عِندَbefore قاضٍa judge قامَstood بِالزورِwith false testimony
كَشاهِدٍ عِندَ قاضٍ قامَ بِالزورِ
Pass it round to the right when we drink it,
Turn it gently rightwards as we drink it,
like a witness before a judge, standing to give false testimony.
Like a witness standing before a crooked judge.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.