Winds in action: Sand-dust transporting wind systems. 100:1-5
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Winds in action Sand-dust transporting wind systems.
And swearing is by the Transitioning Winds in warm and hissing state.
Thereby, they are the Exposer of the concealed like excavating something;
whereat they are the causers of declining obscuring the day as dawn.
Subsequently, they excited and raised it-excavated matter as macerated dust.
thereat they settled it in midst heaped-accumulated.
Active Participle Definite; sound Plural; Feminine; genitive, Verbal Noun . Its Root is " ". The basic perception is of those feminine objects that disassociate and move-distance away from another. Same is the basic signification infolded in the Root, as stated by Ibn Faris
"That it leads to the perception to move away-traverse instead of remaining confined, limited or reduced to the thing". It, therefore, denotes those who have become enemy signifying disassociation of affiliation, nearness, distancing. Element of heat, warmness, conflict, friction and agitation is inherent in the action signified by the Root in whatever semantic field it might be used. Lane's Lexicon, quoting Er-Raghib, describes its primary signification as; "transition; or the going, passing beyond, or transgressing and incompatibility to coalescence".
Verbal Noun Indefinite; accusative. It will not make much of a difference if we take it as Cognate Adverb for elided verb, or as Circumstance. It illustrates action and the state of those feminine Active Participles. It signifies, "alteration caused by fire, and the Sun but not in a great degree; signifies the sound that is heard from the mouths of horses when fatigued-running . The hot air emitted from nostrils of horses running-velocity produces little pulses of sound. So is the hiss of air escaping with velocity . These two words portray most important characteristics of winds, that are direction, velocity and turbulence, which cause the following action.
Conjunction particle Cause and effect indicative + Active Participle definite; sound Plural; feminine; genitive; . Subsequently the become such actors who expose something hidden. Verbal Noun Indefinite; accusative, signifies the state, or the manner these feminine Active Participles perform the act of exposing objects. Ibn Faris said, that it leads to the perception "scoop up, ladle". Lane's Lexicon shows its meanings as "extracting, eliciting".
Conjunction particle Cause and effect indicative + Active Participle definite; sound Plural; feminine; genitive; . The preceding action reaching culmination, those feminine Active Participles cause declining and obscuring the day as dawn. The dust storms reduce the visibility and the day seems as early morning.
Verb Perfect; third person; plural; feminine; ; Suffixed Subject pronoun, in nominative state; - Verbal noun. This feminine Verb alone suffices to negate all those translations who bring in horses, steed in these illustrative Verbal Passages. All the Active Participles are Feminine, and the Subject Pronoun of both Verbs are feminine plural. Angels and "panting horses" have nothing to do with these words of Qur'aan. That are just imaginative flights.
is the object of Verb. It signifies soaked, macerated dust particle, a small place for collection of water.
Having performed this action, they did this , thereat, they settled along with it in the midst location of an object having many locations. Verbal Noun Indefinite; accusative, it denotes accumulation, gathering.
Arabic words are illustrative. They verbally mirror the image of actions and states in such manner that its complete picture and visuals become conveniently perceivable. To verify this statement, just keep in mind the perception and meanings of ten words in above five Unitary Verbal Passages and read about Wind action; Harmattan; Sirocco; Dune formation in Encyclopedias.
Winds in action Sand-dust transporting wind systems.
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it's a phenomena that the sand storms from Africa influences the hurricanes in North america no?
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Peace Mazhar.
Here is a different translation of
1001
By the fast gallopers.1002
Igniting sparks.1003
Invading (the enemy) by morning.1004
Striking terror therein.1005
Penetrating to the heart of their territory.This makes more sense?
Peace.
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Salamun alaika, good logic.
Arabic is a language of precision. Its words do not let people assign their own thoughts to them. Feminine Active Participle does not contain amongst them a single male. If there are a million mares and there is only one stallion present amongst them, a masculine Participle will have to be used.
Only an idiot general will attack enemy on mares.
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Salamun alaika, good logic.
Arabic is a language of precision. Its words do not let people assign their own thoughts to them. Feminine Active Participle does not contain amongst them a single male. If there are a million mares and there is only one stallion present amongst them, a masculine Participle will have to be used.
Only an idiot general will attack enemy on mares.
English is also precise and grouping a few English words together doesn't always make sense.
"Subsequently, they excited and raised it-excavated matter as macerated dust."
Having looked at the English translations I have to get the gist of what it says I think I understand what you mean here, but a better word to use would be agitated rather than excited...........IF I have grasped what you are trying to say here.
peace
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Peace Mazhar.
You know in Arabic there is a word for " a group of them" which where your " feminine active participle" comes from.
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English is also precise and grouping a few English words together doesn't always make sense.
"Subsequently, they excited and raised it-excavated matter as macerated dust."
Having looked at the English translations I have to get the gist of what it says I think I understand what you mean here, but a better word to use would be agitated rather than excited...........IF I have grasped what you are trying to say here.
peace
Salamun alaiki, thanks.
"agitate" for an aninimate object/particle might convey perception of making it move violently. In physics, "Excite" is used for particles to raise above its lowest energy level ground state to a higher energy level.
"excited" reflects a charged state of a particle, in this state it gets macerated, since vapor is attracted and sits upon it.
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Salamun alaiki, thanks.
"agitate" for an aninimate object/particle might convey perception of making it move violently. In physics, "Excite" is used for particles to raise above its lowest energy level ground state to a higher energy level.
So your translation is for only those knowing physics?
Excite to a non-physics person is excitement, joy, elation, happiness, which is not what I think you are trying to convey, is it?
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So your translation is for only those knowing physics?
Excite to a non-physics person is excitement, joy, elation, happiness, which is not what I think you are trying to convey, is it?
Translation means to transcribe in target language what is stated in the original language, not that what different readers might perceive. Here there are no men and women that one could feel like that.
When the subject and object are men and women, there it means to arouse to feel physical desire, stimulate favorably to feel enjoyment or pleasurable anticipation, or stimulate unfavorably to feel nervous apprehension or an unpleasant state of heightened emotion; to make more active. Interestingly, this too is all physics. Matter particles are also doing the same thing. -
Translation means to transcribe in target language what is stated in the original language, not that what different readers might perceive. Here there are no men and women that one could feel like that.
When the subject and object are men and women, there it means to arouse to feel physical desire, stimulate favorably to feel enjoyment or pleasurable anticipation, or stimulate unfavorably to feel nervous apprehension or an unpleasant state of heightened emotion; to make more active.???
hypno
ermm, ok
peace