نحو: «السمن منوان بدرهم».
Translation: Example: Ghee—two measures for a dirham. The context tells us that the measures are of that same ghee.
السَّمْنُ is the first mubtadaʾ. The following measure-and-price clause acts as its predicate, while «مِنْهُ» (“of it”) is understood as a linking expression, not actually spoken.