So the Pusik is saying, V'yordi re'aymem imam, and the re'aymem, whatever the imam is, or if it's, some say it's unicorns, some say it's rhinoceroses or big oxes.
Basically, it's a metaphor for a very strong, powerful animal.
So V'yordi re'aymem imam, and the re'aymem will go down with them, meaning it will go down to be slaughtered with them.
And actually in Medesh Tanchima, Pasha's boy, the Medesh says, So the Medesh seems to equate the Re'ayimim with their gods, with their Sa, which is in heaven.
And the Pusik says that Hashem, when He'll punish the nations, He'll punish the Sa as well.
As the Gemurah says, Hashem doesn't take revenge on the nations in the world until he brings the Sa'a down.
He brings the ministering angel that's Mimineh on this nation.
It also alludes to this.
But this is what the Pesach continues here.
It's all in metaphor or as the Tagim says that it's an allusion to other nations of the world which Hashem will take his revenge from.
So the Pusik is saying, V'yordi re'aymem imam, and the re'aymem, whatever the imam is, or if it's, some say it's unicorns, some say it's rhinoceroses or big oxes.
Basically, it's a metaphor for a very strong, powerful animal.
So V'yordi re'aymem imam, and the re'aymem will go down with them, meaning it will go down to be slaughtered with them.
And actually in Medesh Tanchima, Pasha's boy, the Medesh says, So the Medesh seems to equate the Re'ayimim with their gods, with their Sa, which is in heaven.
And the Pusik says that Hashem, when He'll punish the nations, He'll punish the Sa as well.
As the Gemurah says, Hashem doesn't take revenge on the nations in the world until he brings the Sa'a down.
He brings the ministering angel that's Mimineh on this nation.
It also alludes to this.
But this is what the Pesach continues here.
It's all in metaphor or as the Tagim says that it's an allusion to other nations of the world which Hashem will take his revenge from.
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