Then We cast him on a bare place and he was sick.
We had him thrown up into the desert, exhausted.
But We cast him, upon the shore, and he was ill
Then We cast him on the naked shore, while he was sick
So We casted him off/discarded him at the open space and (while) he is sick/ill
I ordered him to be thrown out in a bare shore; absolutely exhausted
We then put him ashore on a plain, and he was sick
Then WE cast him on a bare tract of land, and he was sick
Then We cast him onto a wide plain (i.e., the beach) whilst he was sick
Then (it came to pass) that We cast him on a bare and wide tract of land and he was completely worn out and sick
But We cast him forth on the naked shore while he was sick
We cast him onto the barren shore in a state of sickness.
We flung him up on the empty shore and he [felt] heartsick.
We caused him to be cast out, sick, on a barren shore,
But We cast him onto the land (where the forces are not known), while he was ill (and worn out).
But We cast him forth on the naked shore while he was sick,
And We made the fish regurgitate him in the open on the desert shore feeble and sickly
Then We cast him on the naked shore while he was sick,