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1) [line 30] POCHE'ACH - one whose is barelegged (RASHI); alternatively one whose shirt is torn such that in many places his skin is exposed (TOSFOS, RAN) or his arms and shoulders are exposed (RIF) 2) [line 36] D'ASI L'INTZUYEI - they will come to fight
3) [line 9] B'AVNESA D'LIBA TALYA - it depends on the understanding of the heart (and need not be said audibly)
4) [line 19] PECHASIN - pits
8) [line 24] AKUMOS - bent 11) [line 24] BAISHANI - one from Beis Shan (such people did not pronounce the letters properly) 12) [line 26] TIV'ONIN - one from Tivon (such people did not pronounce the letters properly). Tiv'on was a village built in the lower Galilee towards the end of the second Temple period and which lasted a few hundred years after the destruction of the Temple. Its ruins lie north of the present day road connecting Haifa with Nazareth, near today's Tiv'on and near the ancient Beis She'arim.
13) [line 28] AVI KOLEICH - your voice is thick 17) [line 39] HA'OSEH TEFILASO AGULAH - one who makes his Tefilin (singular; here, it refers to the Tefilin that are placed on the head) round
18) [line 41] BEIS UNKELI - sleeve
20) [last line] B'TAFRAN UV'ALACHSONAN - in their sewing and in their
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