창세기 31:7 해설: Rashi, Da'at Zekenim, Ramban & Rashbam

עשרת מנים TEN TIMES — The word מנים never means less than ten (Ruth 4:11).

עשרת מנים, “ten times a minyan”, i.e. ten times ten,=100 times.

AND YOUR FATHER HATH MOCKED ME, AND CHANGED MY WAGES TEN TIMES. This was true, even though Scripture did not previously relate it. And so too did Jacob tell Laban: And thou hast changed my wages ten times.¹⁷⁷Further, Verse 41. There are many similar places in the Torah. For example, in this earlier section, Scripture did not relate that Leah gave the mandrakes to Rachel [although the event is referred to later in Verse 16: for I have hired thee with my son’s mandrakes].

מנים signifies sum — the total of enumeration — these are tens: we may infer, therefore, that he changed the conditions of his hire one hundred times (Genesis Rabbah 74:3).