Tornado
We earlier studied that:
is laden in the Wind that overtakes a ship in the sea, whereby, the
scenario is like this:
Is this:
specific to sea? No, it also visits the Land.
The feminine counterpart of:
in plural are picturesquely portrayed:
Passive participle:
Definite; sound plural;
feminine; genitive; [Form-IV]; مصدر-اِرْسَالٌ
Verbal Noun.
: Verbal Noun: Indefinite; accusative. It is circumstance in which those
feminine are sent to a destination. It denotes a state of incessant,
continuous, or successive sending.
Conjunction particleفَ
Cause and effect indicative + Active Participle:
Indefinite; sound Plural;
feminine;
genitive. Reaching the destined point those sent ones become Active
Participle denoting those who are
rotators.
Verbal Noun: Indefinite, is the accusative Cognate Adverb, which
signifies the manner and magnitude of action, continued rotation,
clockwise or anticlockwise.
Those winds who are rotators, they
are simultaneously doer of something also.
Active participle:: Definite;
feminine;
Sound plural; genitive.
This signifies those feminine who act as spreaders and dispersers. The
principle of physics do not end here. Those who are rotators and
spreaders and dispersers, they after having done this job they become
performer of another action.
Conjunction particleفَ
Cause and effect indicative +
Active Participle:
Indefinite; sound Plural;
feminine;
genitive.
This Active
Participle signifies those feminine who
centrifuge-segregate.
Verbal Noun is accusative cognate adverb
[مفعول مطلق]
; it
denotes segregating and
distancing one
thing from another, one departing away from the other.
Having read this
verbal mirroring of an
un-named feminine object through metaphors, please read about
Tornado in
any encyclopaedia, or watch a
video. However, they will not tell you that
these rotating winds also play another role for many who reflect.
