The flank and digestion, the fat of the slave, the cut off, and the digestion of the large intestine. And the organs of the chest, and it is said to be for the rodents. The meaning is digested, and therefore it came without a 'ha', and it is, according to the Basra, on the flank, and it is singular. The flank, which is the messenger of the two flanks, like the messenger of the two eyes and the messenger of the two eyes. It is said to be from thirst, which is satiety, and its meaning is that if he says, "Give me and do not be stingy." It appears on him, and the anklet is the shank. Light, delicate, and wide-bellied. And Abu Ubaidah said, "long and wide-bellied." And the swelling of women, and the chest, and one of them is a sigh. And the shoulder is the shoulder, and it is a polished shoulder, with saffron. And it is said that it is gold, and saffron is a fragrant perfume, and the 'kaf' is a polished shoulder, and it may be in the place of. In his saying, "like saffron," for her, the chest is not like that. He said, "qualities of the chest." Looking from a wild animal, and a young calf. His saying, "turning away," means turning away, that is, you turn away from me. It is narrated from Shaddad, meaning from a mouth. And it is not a shoulder, and it looks at us, meaning it meets us with its eyes, and it makes its eye between us and it. It is said, "He made it between him and himself." And looking from a wild animal, and a young calf, meaning a cow with a calf, meaning with her calf. So it is as if he said, "looking at a calf," then he made a mistake, and it is 'kha' with tanwin. He said, May God have mercy on the great ones, they have bowed their heads.