تَرَى اللَّحِزَ الشَّحِيحَ إِذَا أُمِرَّتْ عَلَيْهِ لِمَالِهِ فِيهَا مُهِينَا
You see even a narrow, miserly man, once served the drink, treating his wealth lightly in that setting.
Al-laḥiz denotes a tight or ungenerous person, strengthened by al-shaḥīḥ, “miserly.” The commentary takes umirrat ʿalayhi as the drink being passed or served to him.
Muhīnan describes how he comes to regard his possessions. The previous verse treated personal desires; this one shifts to money, showing another aspect of the claimed effect.