Labīd ibn Rabīʿah: The Departing Caravan, Memory of Nawār and Distant Destinations (Verses 11–19)

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• What does ʿariyat chiefly convey in verse 11?
• What is the syntactic role of nuʾy in ghūdira nuʾyuhā?
• What is al-nuʾy?
• What temporal meaning does fa-abkarū express in verse 11?
• What awakens longing in shāqatka ẓuʿn al-ḥayy?
• Which sensory dimension is evoked by taṣirru khiyāmuhā?
• What does fa-takannasū mean in verse 12?
• What does zawj mean in verse 13?
• How are killah and qirām distinguished?
• What are ʿiṣiyyuhū in the litter scene?
• Which two animals provide the comparisons in verse 14?
• What is the rhetorical function of kaʾanna in verse 14?
• What movement does ʿuṭṭafan suggest?
• What is al-sarāb in verse 15?
• What do athl and riḍām evoke?
• How does the focus of simile change between verses 14 and 15?
• Whom does Nawār name in verse 16?
• What does bal do at the beginning of verse 16?
• What image is conveyed by asbābuhā wa-rimāmuhā?
• What does qad with the perfect in wa-qad naʾat emphasize?
• What type of word is murriyyah?
• What is Fayd in verse 17?
• What is the purpose of fa-ayna minka marāmuhā?
• What is the morphological form of al-jabalayn?
• What is the role of Fardah in fa-taḍammanathā Fardah?
• What kind of expression is the land “containing” Nawār in verse 18?
• What structure begins with in aymanat?
• What is essential when interpreting maẓinnah?
• What is the main literary effect of many place names in verses 17–19?
• Where does the passage pivot from outer sight to inner experience?