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Rashi on Judges

His concubine strayed away from him She strayed away from his home to the outside. The word זְנוּת, "promiscuity," always denotes departure—"One who departs to the outside,"1This is Targum Yonasan’s rendition of זוֹנָה, “promiscuous woman.” who leaves her husband and loves another.
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Rashi on Judges

Give your assent, and remain overnight. Tonight.
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Rashi on Judges

Has waned. The sun [has waned] from full strength, and has begun setting.
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Rashi on Judges

It is the time of day for encamping. The time when all travellers turn in to encamp indoors.
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Metzudat David on Judges

Jebus, which was Jerusalem – There was a district within Jerusalem which was called Yevus and David conquered it
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Rashi on Judges

To Giv'oh. Giv'oh of Binyomin.
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Rashi on Judges

We will spend the night. As in וְלַנְנוּ. The period punctuating the נ serves as a replacement for a second נ.2The suffix נו denotes the plural usage. When the letter נ appears in the root, as in לין, the additional נ is dropped, and is replaced by a period in the original נ.
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Rashi on Judges

To the Sanctuary of Adonoy. I am going to Shiloh.3The Mishkon was at Shiloh. (Yehosnua, 18:1).
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Rashi on Judges

And fed produce to the donkeys. He gave produce to the donkeys. He fed produce, "aprovender" in old French.
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Rashi on Judges

We want to have relations with him to sodomize him.
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Rashi on Judges

There was no answer, for she was dead.
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