A metaphor is termed stripped (mujarrada) when it is accompanied by a feature suitable to the intended subject (musta'ar lahu) rather than the comparison model.
The essential contrast is that tarshih adds features of the source model, while tajrid adds features fitting the intended target.
The added expression need not itself establish another metaphor; its function is to develop the figurative statement by reference to the target.
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Majaz and Istiara: Literal Meaning, Relationship, Contextual Evidence, and Types of Metaphor
A metaphor is termed stripped (mujarrada) when it is accompanied by a feature suitable to the intended subject (musta'ar lahu) rather than the comparison model.
The essential contrast is that tarshih adds features of the source model, while tajrid adds features fitting the intended target.
The added expression need not itself establish another metaphor; its function is to develop the figurative statement by reference to the target.