طَوِيلُ النِّجَادِ
A person with a long sword-strap.
The phrase can imply a tall person by way of the long sword-strap, although the strap might genuinely be long. This possibility sets it apart from “I saw a lion shooting,” where the context excludes the literal beast.
Kināyah does not require proof that the literal situation actually obtains. It requires the literal reading to remain available. That criterion separates indirect implication from figurative usage with a literal-blocking indicator.