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al-ṣabab (a downward slope): a declivity; people say, “inhadarnā fī ṣubūbin wa-ṣabab” (“we descended a steep incline”).
The phrase “jalīl al-mushāsh” means the tops of the shoulders.
al-ʿashara denotes companionship, while al-ʿashīr means a companion.
al-badīhah signifies something that happens suddenly; one says, “badahtuhu bi-amrin,” that is, “I confronted him with a matter unexpectedly.”
و (الصبب)
: الحدور يقال انْحَدَرْنَا فِي صَبُوبٍ وَصَبَبٍ
وَقَوْلُهُ: (جَلِيلُ الْمُشَاشِ) يُرِيدُ رؤوس المناكب
و (العشرة) : الصحبة
و (العشير) : الصاحب
و (البديهة) : الْمُفَاجَأَةُ يُقَالُ: بَدَهْتُهُ بِأَمْرٍ أي فجأته