פּירוש אויף בראשית 41:7

“Pharaoh awoke and it was a dream” [41:7]. Pharaoh woke up and saw that the dream needed to be interpreted. Hizkuni asks a question here. Why did the verse not say at the first dream, “Pharaoh awoke and it was a dream”? He should also have needed to interpret the first dream. The explanation is that in the dream where the cows ate the other cows, this is not such a great novelty, since cows have mouths with which to eat. However, the seven ears eating the other seven ears is something novel. Therefore Pharaoh was frightened about the seven ears.⁵Hizkuni, Genesis, 41:7.

הבריאות sains in old French; English HEALTHY.

ותבלענה השבלים, “the kernels swallowed;” some commentators understand this expression as describing the kernels growing so high that they completely covered the ones which had grown earlier so that they could no longer be seen. The word בלע certainly appears in this sense; of course the word ותבלענה in our verse is not to be understood literally, as G-d does not show people things in dreams which are impossible to occur in reality, such as elephants sliding through the eye of a needle.