1. قَد يَرفَعُ الأَقوامُ إِن سُئِلوا

    هَل تَخفِضونَ وَقَولُهُم رُبَما

    People may use the nominative when asked,

    “Do you use the genitive?”—their answer being “Perhaps.”

  2. يُسقَونَ في القَيظِ الحَميمَ وَفي

    حينِ الصَنابِرِ بارِداً شَبِما

    They are given boiling water to drink in summer’s heat, and in

    the season of bitter cold, water cold and icy—

  3. الناصِبينَ لِماءِ شُربِهُمُ

    قاماتِهِم وَالناصِبينَ بِما

    those who straighten, for their drinking water,

    their bodies, and those who govern the accusative with mā.