LessonsʿAntarah ibn Shaddād: Fragrance, Rain-fed Meadow and Sensory Similes (verses 12–19)Quiz

TermMeaningharijanvoicing a lively buzzing soundyaḥukkurubs; root ḥ-k-kqadḥfriction used to kindle fireal-zinādfire-sticks or fire-making equipmental-ajdhamsomeone with a damaged or missing hand

قَدْحَ الْمُكِبِّ عَلَى الزِّنَادِ الْأَجْذَمِ
Like the rubbing of a person with an impaired hand bending over fire-making sticks.

Harijan functions as a circumstantial accusative (ḥāl). Qadḥa is a verbal noun highlighting the comparable action.

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Harijan, qadḥ and al-ajdham

ʿAntarah ibn Shaddād: Fragrance, Rain-fed Meadow and Sensory Similes (verses 12–19)

TermMeaningharijanvoicing a lively buzzing soundyaḥukkurubs; root ḥ-k-kqadḥfriction used to kindle fireal-zinādfire-sticks or fire-making equipmental-ajdhamsomeone with a damaged or missing hand

قَدْحَ الْمُكِبِّ عَلَى الزِّنَادِ الْأَجْذَمِ
Like the rubbing of a person with an impaired hand bending over fire-making sticks.

Harijan functions as a circumstantial accusative (ḥāl). Qadḥa is a verbal noun highlighting the comparable action.