إِنَّ شَجَرَتَ ٱلزَّقُّومِ
Inna shajarataz zaqqoom
بلاشبہ تھوہر کا درخت
Indeed, the tree of Zaqqum
The sentence started here needs the line after it to finish, so the tree stands alone for a beat before anything is said of it. Zaqqum is named three times across the whole book, each time as something eaten, and 37:64 puts its roots in the depths of the fire. The three lines after it stay inside the vocabulary of cooking: boiling, a belly, scalding water.