حَمَّالَةَ الْحَطَبِ
Carrier of firewood. (111:4)
Ḥaṭab is fuel or firewood, while ḥammāla has an intensive morphological shape that can emphasize a characteristic action. Exegetes have discussed both carrying actual brushwood and an indirect reference to harmful speech or conduct.
The crucial distinction is between the lexical image and a context-based figurative implication. A plausible rhetorical interpretation should not be presented as the only sense necessarily encoded by the bare words.