To the youth of the land, and to the young man, he became submissive after refusal and difficulty, and his spirit was broken. As the camel is broken to travel until it is subdued, and "I have subdued it" means "I have broken it in the manner of breaking." He said, "He became subdued and his spirit was broken," meaning "he was broken in the manner of breaking." And "subduing" and "breaking" are the same. It is as if he said, "I subdued him," meaning "I subdued him," and the infinitive came in the form of the verb. If it is in the meaning of breaking, you say, "He was broken," and "I broke him." And it is narrated, "He became subdued," meaning "he was broken." And like it, "He abandoned him," because the meaning is He became beloved, and his heart and mind were captivated, except for what is presumed and what is in his mind. The narrator said, "The husband." He said, "May God break your heart and mind, your soul and your comfort." It is clear that he means "he became beloved," meaning "O soul, this is what you desired, and I desired it for you." And her husband became subject to humiliation. And his saying, "His heart is overcast." "Like the choking of a virgin, tightening her throat, to subdue me, and a man is not like a virgin." Choking is a sound that a person repeats in his chest. It is said that the sleeper chokes, and it is specific to The virgin because the virgin is difficult when being trained, so he says, "Ah, I choke from the pain." The virgin, when she is choked and the ropes are tightened on her during training. And his two eyes were blue, as if they were swords. "I have been wronged, and my resting place has been far away." Al-Mashriqi is a sword attributed to the Mashariq, and it is a village in the land of the Arabs. He who is from it is Mashriqi. And Al-Zarq is the blades. He made them blue. Al-Rif is close to the Romans.