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*1*) [line 1] HA'MENA'ER TALISO - One who shakes off his cloak from dirt (RASHI) or from dew (RABEINU CHANANEL). (This discussion is brought it involves cleaning a garment, and the Mishnah discussed clothes which were immersed in water. TOSFOS DH ha'Yotzei adds that the following Sugya, which discusses folding a garment, is also brought here for this reason, since a person usually folds garments after they are immersed in water.)

2a) [line 2] CHADTEI - new
b) [line 2] ATIKEI - old
3a) [line 3] UCHMEI - black
b) [line 3] CHIVREI - white
c) [line 3] SUMKEI - red
4) [line 5] MENAPZTEI GELIMAIHU - they were shaking out their cloaks
5) [line 7] NEFUTZEI LEI B'APEI - shake them out in front of him
6) [line 9] KUMTA'I - my hat
7) [line 9] TALA - dew
8) [line 9] KA'MECHASEM - he hesitated
9) [line 12] TALIS MEKUPELES - a cloak which while being worn has its ends folded over one's shoulders

10) [line 19] HA'RATANIN - (a) the people of Ratan (RASHI); (b) runners (RABEINU CHANANEL)

11) [line 20] SUDARIN - scarves
12) [line 24] NIMA - a thread (of the scarf)
13) [line 32] KISEI BAVLEYASA - (a) (lit. the "pockets" of Bavel) long garments whose sides are folded up and tied in place, creating a type of pocket (O.F. fronces) (RASHI); (b) according to RAMBAM (Hilchos Shabbos 19:18), it is prohibited even if the sides are held in the person's hands or are lying on his shoulders

14) [line 36] LICHNUFEI - (a) to retain its pleat permanently (RASHI); (b) to prevent it from being soiled or torn (RAMBAM ibid.)

15) [line 36] L'HISNA'OS - (a) to remain folded temporarily (RASHI); (b) in order to look refined and presentable, according to the custom of one's place (RAMBAM ibid.)

16) [line 42] SHILSHEL - he let down [the sides of his garment]
17) [line 46] MEI ME'ARAH - (heated) water in a cave
18) [line 46] MEI TEVERYA - water from the hot springs of Tiberias
19) [line 46] NISTAPEG - and he dried himself off
20) [line 46] ALONTIYA'OS - towels
21) [line 48] MEMASHMESHIN - it is permissible to lightly massage oneself for pleasure
22) [line 48] LO MIS'AMLIN - (a) it is forbidden to massage oneself with pressure (RASHI); (b) it is forbidden to exercise (ARUCH)

23) [line 48] LO MISGARERIN - it is forbidden to scratch (O.F. grater) oneself with a strigil, a scraper for removing sweat from the skin; O.F. estreille)

24) [line 49] KORDIMA - (a) the Kordima River (RASHI); (b) according to the Girsa "PEILOMA" - a valley with pools of water that hide quicksand-type mud (RABEINU CHANANEL)

25) [line 49] APIK'TVI'ZIN - [taking a tonic to induce] vomiting (this word is a combination of the words APIK [=exuding] TVEI [=abundance] ZIN [=food])

26) [line 49] EIN ME'ATZVIN ES HA'KATAN - it is forbidden to straighten out the bones of a baby

27) [line 50] SHE'NIFREKAH YADO V'RAGLO - whose hand or foot became dislocated (O.F. esloisiede)

28) [line 50] LO YETARFEM B'TZONEN - he may not rub them with cold water

29) [line 1] L'HISHTATEF - to wash oneself by pouring water over one's head
30a) [line 12] OLIYARIN - bathhouse attendants
b) [line 12] AL OSO DAVAR - that is, to wring out towels
*31*) [line 13] REBBI SHIMON OMER - (Rebbi Shimon differs with our Mishnah, and permits even a single person to carry a wet towel.)

32) [line 20] KARPAF - - an enclosed area located outside of a settlement, used for storage of timber and other such objects. The enclosure was *not* built for the purpose of dwelling.

33) [line 26] BALREI NASHIM - women's towels or robes used to dry themselves
34) [line 26] BEI BANEI - a bathhouse
35) [line 27] SAKANISA - (a) a large scarf that covers the head and hangs down below the shoulders (RASHI); (b) a small scarf (see RAMBAM Hilchos Shabbos 19:19)

36) [line 29] ME'ABRISU MANEI - when you carry [the clothes of the foreign soldiers] through a Reshus ha'Rabim

37) [line 29] LI'VNEI CHEILA - for the foreign soldiers
38) [line 29] SHARBIVU BEHU - let them hang down lower than your shoulders, so that they look like clothing that you are wearing, rather than carrying

39) [line 33] KARKE'ISAH SHEL DEYUMSAS - the mud of Deyumsis, also known as Ammaus, a large Roman city renowned for its warm, saline springs and luxurious life, in the area of today's Canada Park, in central Israel

40) [line 33] ME'AMELES - it heats the body
41) [line 36] SHAKYANEI - medicinal liquids
42) [line 36] MI'DIVCHA V'AD ATZARTA - from Pesach until Shevuos
43) [line 36] MA'ALU - are beneficial
44) [line 38] PERUGAISA - a place in the Galilee known for its wine
45) [line 38] KIPCHU - ruined
46) [line 39] I'AKAR TALMUDEI - he forgot his Torah learning
47) [line 40] L'MIKRI B'SIFRA - to read from the Sefer Torah
48) [line 47] MEGARARTA D'CHASPA - a silver strigil, a scraper for removing sweat from the skin; O.F. estreille)

49) [line 48] MISHUM PIKA - lest he slip on or sink in the muddy soil of that river, causing his garments to become wet. We fear that he may afterwards wring them out.

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