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Dialogue between Shepherdess and Shepherd
?:? Literally “soul”
?:? Literally “For to what will I be like”
?:? The reading of the MT (“like one who is veiled”) is supported by the LXX. However, several ancient versions (Syriac Peshitta, Latin Vulgate, Symmachus) reflect an alternate Hebrew textual tradition in which two letters are transposed, resulting in the reading “like one who wanders about.” This makes good sense contextually, since the maiden does not know where her beloved would be at noon
?:? Literally “in the tracks”
?:? Or “your kids”