Comentario citado sobre Levítico 3:7

If a goat [feminine] i.e., from the species of goat, whether male or female, like the sheep [:7]. Scripture does not mention the fat-tail here, or further on concerning cattle, since goats and cattle have negligible fat-tails. Moreover, the sheep native to Israel are known to have very big fat-tails.

בלהה Trouble. Comp. בלהות terror (Ez. 26:21); בהלה ═ בלהה like כבש ═ כשב lamb.

sheared off your rear [Hebrew: vayzannev bekha] i.e., cut off your tail [Hebrew: zanav] — namely, those who were enfeebled, The word enfeebled [Hebrew: neḥeshalim] is probably the same as the word neḥelashim. The two consonants transpose, as in “sheep” [Hebrew: keves̀] [Leviticus 4: 32] and “lamb” [Hebrew: kes̀ev] [Leviticus 3: 7].