ثُمَّ دَنَا فَتَدَلَّىٰ
Summa danaa fatadalla
پھر قریب ہوئے اوراَور آگے بڑھے
Then he drew near and came down,
The subject of these two verbs is the oldest question in the surah: early readers took the one who drew near to be Jibril, the mighty figure named a few lines above, while others read the approach as God's own. Tadalla describes a bucket let down into a well or a branch bent low with fruit, a downward reaching rather than a step. The second verb deepens the first.