Sharibat is a past-tense verb. Fa-aṣbaḥat marks entry into a new state, with zawrāʾ giving the resultant condition; tanfiru then depicts its behaviour.
The order matters: drinking, turning aside, then avoiding another watering site. Three compact actions give the she-camel a clear path and a discernible temperament.
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ʿAntarah ibn Shaddād: Travel, Camel Gait and Ostrich Imagery (verses 20–30)
Sharibat is a past-tense verb. Fa-aṣbaḥat marks entry into a new state, with zawrāʾ giving the resultant condition; tanfiru then depicts its behaviour.
The order matters: drinking, turning aside, then avoiding another watering site. Three compact actions give the she-camel a clear path and a discernible temperament.