أَدْعُو بِهِنَّ لِعَاقِرٍ أَوْ مُطْفِلٍ بَذَلْتُ لِجِيرَانِ الْجَمِيعِ لِحَامُهَا
I call for the slaughter of barren or nursing camels alike and distribute their meat among all the neighbouring people.
ʿĀqir describes an animal without young; muṭfil has a young one. Their contrast emphasizes the range of animals offered. Liḥāmuhā refers to their meat.
The preceding verse concerns slaughter and allotment; this verse turns to sharing. The poet represents his generosity as extending beyond his own household to nearby people.