The key expressions in these verses are those whose grammatical or morphological role changes interpretation. Azmaʿti conveys settled intention; taʾmurī is governed by a condition; taku is a shortened defective verb; and li-taḍribī introduces purpose.
Arabic formForm or constructionMeaning
AzmaʿtiFeminine second-person perfectYou firmly resolved
TaʾmurīJussive conditional verbYou command
TakuShortened jussive of kānaIf it is / should be
KhalīqatunDelayed nominative subjectA trait of character
ʿAynākiDual nominative subjectYour two eyes
Li-taḍribīPurpose-lām + subjunctive verbSo that you strike
Beyond recalling vocabulary, the central reading skill is distinguishing conditions, restriction, and figurative transfer in context.