and the night when it has completely set in (to its full darkness)
and by the night when it covers with darkness
And the night as it settles
And (by) the night when it (comes) with its dark stillness
and by the calm of night
and by the night when it becomes peaceful
And the night when it is still. (There is light at the end of the tunnel and with hardship is ease, like there is Daybreak after the Night (89:1), (92:1-2), (94:6))
And the night, as it becomes calm
And by the night when it is still—
And [by] the night when it covers with darkness
And the night when it falls
and by the night when it grows still
By the night when it darkeneth
And the night when dark and still
and the night when it is still,
And the night when it has grown dark and most still
by the night when it is calm
And the night when it is still
and by the night when it quiets
And by the night when it is still
by the night’s darkness.
and by the night when it covers the world with peace
And the night when it falls.
And by the night when it is still
And by the night when it covers.
By the night as it falls
and by the night when it covers
And the night when it is still! -
And/by the night when/if it quietened/became covered
Also God swears by the stillness of night
And by oath of the night when it covers
And by the night when its darkness spreads out
And by the night when it covers up, Or (O My Esteemed Beloved,) I swear by (your fragrant tresses spread like) the sprawling murky night (over your effulgent face and shoulders,) Or By (the veil of your essence that is keeping under layered covers your real nucleus of radiance like) the dark night when it envelops
And the night when it becomes still
And by the night when it is still (or darkens)
and the brooding night
and by the night, when it groweth dark
And the night when it darkens
And by the night when it darkeneth
and by the night when she spreads her darkness
Consider the still of the night.
and at night when all is still
and the night when it grows still and dark,
And by the night, the time of tranquility.
"and by the night when all is still,"
And by the night when life is reduced to quietness and darkness prevails and falls into a swoon