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quran:55:48 –

Having ˹spreading˺ branches.  

Both with (dhawātā, the dual form of the regular form dhawāt, with its lām ˹its third consonant˺ is changed into a yā’) ˹abundant˺ branches (afnān is the plural of fanan, similar ˹in pattern˺ to talal ˹atlāl˺).
القرآن:٥٥:٤٨ –

ذَوَاتَا أَفْنَانٍ  

{ذواتا} تثنية ذوات على الأصل ولامها ياء {أفنان} أغصان جمع فنن كطلل.