«وَاللَّهُ يُبْقِيكَ لَنَا سَالِمًا / بُرْدَاكَ تَبْجِيلٌ وَتَعْظِيمٌ»
May God preserve you safely for us; your two mantles signify honor and reverence.
In this verse, sāliman is a single-word circumstance, and the subsequent nominal expression burdāka tabjīlun wa-taʿẓīmun is interpreted as an extension of that attendant description. This connection helps account for the omission of wāw. The example shows that a previously established circumstantial frame can influence whether an additional overt linker is needed.