Comentario sobre Isaías 32:5

deceitful (כִּילַי) a plotting deceiver, who plots evil.

נבל The vile person. Comp. נובלת fading⁷The oak is said to be fading, on account of its losing its foliage and remaining without fruit and leafless; so נבל the vile person, is without good actions, yielding no benefit to his fellow-men. (1:30).

noble (שׁוּעַ) an expression of a lord, to whom everyone turns (שׁוֹעִין).

כילי The opposite of שוע. שוע Bountiful. A noble person, whose hands are loose, ready to give, and not closed. Comp. ושוע and turning.⁸This quotation is to prove that the two roots שוע and שעה are equivalent in meaning: to loosen, to be or to make ready, to move forward, to turn, to look, to trust. שוע is therefore explained by I. E. to be a person whose hands are loose or open, ready to give whenever opportunity is offered.—Rashi likewise derives שוע from שעה ═ שוע to turn, but in a more simple and natural way; a man to whom the eyes of the people are turned for assistance. Adopting a sort of homiletic explanation, כילי may be said to be composed of two words, כי לי for it belongs to me; for he says, שלי שלי what is mine shall remain mine⁹This is there declared to be מדת סדום the principle of the Sodomites. (Aboth 5:13)