قامَstood اِبنُson of هَمّامٍHammām مَقاماًa stand كَأَنَّهُas though he were
قامَ اِبنُ هَمّامٍ مَقاماً كَأَنَّهُ
مزلةُa slippery place نيقٍof a mountain peak أَوor عُقابُa banner قَنيبِof a cavalry troop
مزلةُ نيقٍ أَو عُقابُ قَنيبِ
Ibn Hammām took his stand, as though he were
Ibn Hammam arose in a stature as though he were
a slippery place on a mountain peak, or a cavalry troop’s banner.
A resting place of an-Nuq or a high-flying eagle
Sol 6.1