“And fruit and pasture” (ʿAbasa 80:31).
Abbā may be unfamiliar to some modern Arabic readers. In this verse it is explained as vegetation or pasture for animals. The surrounding discussion of provision for people and livestock reinforces that interpretation.
A careful lexical reading distinguishes three tasks: establishing attested usage, checking how the surrounding words guide the meaning, and selecting an appropriate translation. This example illustrates how unfamiliar vocabulary becomes intelligible through language and context rather than speculation.