Ṭarafah: The She-Camel’s Strength, Movement, and Similes (Verses 24–29)

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• What is al-ʿuthnūn in verse 24?
• What body part is al-qarā in mūjadat al-qarā?
• Whose movement does wakhd al-rijl describe?
• What does al-yad mean in mawwārat al-yad?
• Which sequence summarizes the four descriptions in verse 24?
• What quality is conveyed by fatl shazr?
• What grammatical number is yadāhā?
• What does saqīf musannad illustrate?
• What does ʿaḍudāhā mean?
• What unites the two crafted images of verse 25?
• What kind of descriptor is ʿandal in verse 26?
• Which sense predominates in dufāq?
• What are katifāhā?
• What does fī muʿālin muṣaʿʿad intensify?
• Why are janūḥ, dufāq, and ʿandal not exact synonyms?
• What are ʿulūb al-nasʿ?
• What are the mawārid in verse 27 compared with?
• Which meaning best fits khalqāʾ?
• What is the grammatical role of ʿulūba after kaʾanna?
• What does qurdud denote here?
• What contrast do talāqā and tabīn establish?
• What is the singular of banāʾiq?
• What does ghurr imply in verse 28?
• What is a qamīṣ muqaddad?
• What remains the same across verses 27 and 28?
• What does atlaʿ describe?
• What is al-sukkān in the boat simile?
• What is Dijlah?
• What is conveyed by muṣʿid in verse 29?
• What is the initial ka- in ka-sukkāni?