Al-hidaʾah: kite, a bird of prey.
Al-ʿaqur: dangerously biting or wounding, qualifying the dog.
Qamlah: one louse; qaml is collective.
Jaradah: one locust; jarad is collective.
Al-sibaʿ: predators, plural of sabuʿ.
Idturra: “was compelled,” a passive perfect of form VIII.
Mustaʾnas: domesticated/habituated, the passive participle of form X.
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Key Arabic vocabulary and morphology
Bab Jinayat al-Muhrim — Exempt Animals, Predators, and Eating Game (Part V)
Al-hidaʾah: kite, a bird of prey.
Al-ʿaqur: dangerously biting or wounding, qualifying the dog.
Qamlah: one louse; qaml is collective.
Jaradah: one locust; jarad is collective.
Al-sibaʿ: predators, plural of sabuʿ.
Idturra: “was compelled,” a passive perfect of form VIII.
Mustaʾnas: domesticated/habituated, the passive participle of form X.