المعنى الاصطلاحي

Throwing dates or raisins and the like in water to make it sweet and remove its salinity.

الشرح المختصر

"Intibaadh" (casting/throwing [to make fruit drink and cider]) is to make "nabeedh" in waterskins or other containers. "Nabeedh" is water in which fruit or grain is thrown, such as dates, raisins, figs, barley, and others, thus giving the water a taste and flavor. It might later ferment and become intoxicating. Jurists restrict this (the water's ability to intoxicate) to certain descriptions of the water, such as boiling, forming foam, intensifying/becoming stronger, becoming cooked, or being reduced to one or two thirds. "Intibaadh" is of two kinds: 1. "Intibaadh" that causes intoxication. 2. "Intibaadh" that does not cause intoxication.

التعريف اللغوي المختصر

"Intibaadh": casting and throwing something. "Nabeedh": water in which dates or the like is cast to sweeten it. Other meanings: stepping aside or staying aloof.