Deuteronômio 24:10 Comentário: Rashi, Chizkuni, Ibn Ezra & Sforno

כי תשה ברעך means, WHEN THOU EXACTEST A DEBT FROM THY FELLOW MAN;

כי תשה ברעך, “when you lend your neighbour something;” what follows has also been written before in Exodus 22,24; the reason it has been repeated here is that Moses added the warning to the creditor that when requesting a pledge as security for this loan (which is overdue) he must not enter the home of the debtor; it also teaches that when the debtor is unable to repay the loan in cash and the debtor owns land of different qualities, the creditor may only demand repayment from the lowest grade of soil owned by the debtor.

The word lend stems from the triliteral root n-sh-h.

משאת מאומה means, A DEBT OF ANYTHING (whatever it may be).