يُنَجِّمُهَا قَوْمٌ لِقَوْمٍ غَرَامَةً ۞ وَلَمْ يُهَرِيقُوا بَيْنَهُمْ مِلْءَ مِحْجَمِ
Meaning: One group pays it to another in installments as compensation, though they themselves had not shed even a cupping-cupful of blood between them.
Yunajjimuhā qawmun li-qawmin gharāmatan describes a clan paying another in installments as indemnity, rather than a commercial profit. Gharāmah identifies the obligatory compensation.
Milʾa miḥjam means the amount of blood filling a small cupping vessel. Lam yuharīqū denies their shedding blood. The tiny unit intensifies the contrast: those who shed not even that much blood nevertheless assume a great financial burden to bring about peace.