Oct 22, 2026 · 46 min · 12 segments
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So how many of these connotations are we supposed to factor in? Four, what is the relationship between the two mushalim? Oh, by the way, just total side point.

Oh, sorry, no. I'm teaching initially 10.5 this morning to my high school students.

And I saw an interesting approach that I think has methodological implications here, just to show you how far connotations go.

So a lot of people comment, like, or wonder why has it been Mavish? Like, you know, shameful is the opposite of intelligent, that it seems kind of weird.

So there are traditional answers, okay? But then I saw this Hoyo Moshe, who I know is a recent commentary, but...

Okay? It also is related to the lesson of bish, which is just the Aramaic for ra, right? Yeah, ben ra.

And it has an implication of lateness, right? The Moshe Terid, in their opinion.

We've wondered before when Mishle uses a weird word, why does it use it? So my go-to answer is to capture...

multiple implications for, let's say, the Derach Nister and the Derach Nigle.

But this is another interesting one where this is more poetic, where it'll choose a term that's weird, but also carries associations.

In fact, I have to stick with my system here, where I highlight it in blue for methodology points.

So how many of these connotations are we supposed to factor in? Four, what is the relationship between the two mushalim? Oh, by the way, just total side point.

Oh, sorry, no. I'm teaching initially 10.5 this morning to my high school students.

And I saw an interesting approach that I think has methodological implications here, just to show you how far connotations go.

So a lot of people comment, like, or wonder why has it been Mavish? Like, you know, shameful is the opposite of intelligent, that it seems kind of weird.

So there are traditional answers, okay? But then I saw this Hoyo Moshe, who I know is a recent commentary, but...

Okay? It also is related to the lesson of bish, which is just the Aramaic for ra, right? Yeah, ben ra.

And it has an implication of lateness, right? The Moshe Terid, in their opinion.

We've wondered before when Mishle uses a weird word, why does it use it? So my go-to answer is to capture...

multiple implications for, let's say, the Derach Nister and the Derach Nigle.

But this is another interesting one where this is more poetic, where it'll choose a term that's weird, but also carries associations.

In fact, I have to stick with my system here, where I highlight it in blue for methodology points.
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