وَمَتْنَيْ لَدْنَةٍ سَمَقَتْ وَطَالَتْ رَوَادِفُهَا تَنُوءُ بِمَا وَلِينَا
She has a tall, supple figure, with a full lower body whose weight seems to require support from her frame.
Matnay concerns the back or sides of the body; ladnah suggests suppleness, while samaqat means “rose tall.” Rawādifuhā describes a full lower figure, and tanūʾu suggests bearing weight or bending under it.
The description shifts from colour and surface to proportion and the mechanics of movement.