Taḍmīn: wording from a previous poem is actually incorporated into the new verse. Talmīḥ: the new work points to a story or poem without necessarily repeating its wording.
The crucial issue is not word count but the action performed: embedding an earlier text versus invoking it by a recognizable hint.
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Iqtibas, Tadmeen, Aqd, Hall, Talmih and the Art of Literary Openings and Endings
Taḍmīn: wording from a previous poem is actually incorporated into the new verse. Talmīḥ: the new work points to a story or poem without necessarily repeating its wording.
The crucial issue is not word count but the action performed: embedding an earlier text versus invoking it by a recognizable hint.