and is enwrapped in the pangs of deat

and ˹then˺ their feet are tied together ˹in a shroud˺.

when one leg is entwined with the other,

wal-tafati l-sāqu bil-sāq

And is wound, the leg about the leg,

and is enwrapped in the pangs of deat

And agony is heaped on agony

And one leg will be joined with another

and ˹then˺ their feet are tied together ˹in a shroud˺.

when one leg is entwined with the other,

when his legs are brought together [when affliction is combined with affliction]

And affliction is combined with affliction

and one leg was intertwined with the other leg,

while one shin will twist around the other shin [to keep it from moving];

and one leg will be joined with another leg (shrouded);

and the shank is intertwined with the shank

And the calf (of one side) came closer to the calf (of the other side)

while one leg will twist around the other leg (agony will heap on agony)

And leg is entwined with leg

And shank is entwined with shank

When legs are twisted around each other

and one shank is intertwined with the other shank

And it is pang upon pang

Then, the shin will twine around its twin _ (the other shin)

And one leg will be joined with another leg

And the leg is wound about the leg

And the leg is buckled around the other leg

when his legs are brought together

And one shank is entangled with the other shank

And anguish will be heaped upon anguish

and one leg is entwined with the other:

And (in the agony of death) one leg is intertwined with the other

and each shank clasps the other shank

And one leg will be tied to another (i.e. after death)

and the leg is twisted around the leg

And one leg will be joined with another

the legs will be straightened and brought together;

and calf is inter-twined with calf

And the leg is buckled around the other leg.

And the leg was put close to the [other] leg

And shank will intertwined with shank.

Each leg will lay motionless next to the other leg.

and when leg is intertwined with leg

And affliction is combined with affliction -

And the shin/leg coiled/wrapped with the shin/leg

Then each leg will stay motionless to the next leg

And one shin will curl up with the other shin

And one shank rubs against the other shank in death-agony

And one leg clings to the other

And one shank rubs against the other (in death agony) and one distress will be combined with another distress (for the departing soul)

And leg will be joined with another leg (shrouded

and leg is intertwined with leg

and one leg shall be joined with the other leg

And leg shall be pressed on leg

And when one leg shall be laid over the other

and leg and leg are twined ―

One leg is joined with the other leg [as death pulls the soul from the body].

while one shin will twist around the other shin [to keep it from moving];

And the feet will be intertwined!

and one ankle is joined with (the other) ankle,

Now both legs are laid across each other in preparation

And one leg will be joined with another

And is wound, the leg about the leg