사사기 5:28의 주석

Moaning. The word refers to expressing speech, as in "the expression of the lips."⁴⁹Yeshaya, 57:19. However, the Rabbis⁵⁰Rosh Hashona 33:b. interpret this as referring to moaning, as in the shofar's "teruah" sound, translated יַבָּבָא, "moan".⁵¹Bemidbar, 29:1. In my opinion, the reference is to seeing, as in "the pupil of his eye."⁵²Zechariah, 2:12. This is Menachem's interpretation.

Through the window: She went back to recount in her song about the mother of Sisera peering through the window, to see if her son's chariot was coming. And when she saw that he was not [coming], she wailed bitterly, while constantly peering through the lattice and saying, "Why did his chariot tarry in coming, why so late, etc." And she repeated the matter, as is the way of one wailing on account of a pained heart.

Vateyabev: Sounded. "A trumpet blow," is translated [by Onkelos] as yabava. But Yonatan (in the Targum here) translated [it as], "veodika," which is an expression of peering.

A window.

Haashnav: It is like a window. And likewise (Proverbs 7:2), "I looked down through my ashnav."