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1) [line 17] BIKASI - my small hut 5) [line 24] YETZER ANASAH - her evil inclination (overpowered and) compelled her
6) [line 27] APOTIKI 7) [line 30] BAVEL V'CHOL PARVADAHA - the city of Babylon and all of the surrounding suburbs and villages (ARUCH) 8) [line 34] AD HEICHA D'SAGI KAVA D'NEHARDA'A - until the outermost region where the Kav (a measure) of Neharda'ah is used (for selling wheat) 9) [line 36] V'CHILUFA B'LAKIT - and the opposite with regard to a hired laborer (Rav rules Ein Shamin while Shmuel rules Shamin) 10) [line 37] "YASMA V'ARMALTA SHELACH U'FUK" - (lit. "Strip the orphan and widow of their clothes and send them away") a way to remember that Rav rules that the value of their clothes are deducted from the wages of the "orphan" (the hired laborer) and from the value of the widow's Kesuvah
11) [line 39] HA'MA'ARICH
12) [line 40] B'TZEVA SHE'TZAVA LI'SHEMAN - colored garments that were dyed for them 13) [line 42] LICH'ORA KI'SHMUEL REHITA - (a) at first glance, the Mishnah appears to follow Shmuel's opinion (RASHI, ARUCH); (b) according to the Girsa of l'Chi'ora (spelled with an "Ayin" rather than an "Alef") - to the ugly (i.e. unlearned) person, the Mishnah appears to follow Shmuel's opinion (TOSFOS RID) 14) [line 44] A'DA'ATA L'MISHKAL UL'MEIPAK - with the intention that she should take them and leave him
15) [line 45] KA MAMTI LEHU L'VEI DINA - she made them come to Beis Din 17) [line 46] LEVISHTINHU V'ICHSETINHU L'CHULEI MANA - they clothed her and dressed her in all types of garments 18) [last line] NIDUNYA LI'VERAS - part of my assets should be set aside as a dowry for my daughter
19) [last line] ZAL NIDUNYA - the value of those assets went down
21) [line 1] MIN CHAMRA - from (my) wine 24) [line 11] SHE'KENEGDI CHALUK ALAI - my peer disagrees with me
25) [line 25] HISKABALTI MIMCHA MANAH - I received from you a Manah, one hundred Zuz
26) [line 29] KITZUSA - a fixed amount 28) [last line] POGEMES - a woman who receives partial payment of her Keusvah
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