רבי אליעזר אומר האורג שלשה חוטין בתחלה – if this is the beginning of his weaving of a clothing, he is not liable [for violating the Sabbath] until he weaves three threads, but if he adds on to something woven, its measure of one combines with the rest, but the Halakha is not according to Rabbi Eliezer.

שתי בתי נירין – that he put two threads of warp (i.e., longitudinal direction) in the cross beam of the loom which we call “Leitschish.”

בנירין – it is explained in the Gemara (Tractate Shabbat 105a) that he extends two times [every] thread of warp in the cross-beam and a third time, he extends on the thread that is joined on to the branch of the reed.

בקירוס – a curtain that is woven from the fibrous substance/bast of the palm-tree.

הקורע על מתו – for a dead person for whom he is not required to tear clothing [when hearing of his passing] for he is ruining it and is exempt [from a sin-offering], but for a dead person for whom he is obligated to tear clothing and he repairs it/reconstructs it, he is liable [for a sin-offering].

ובחמתו כל המקלקלים פטורין – but our Mishnah is superseded and the Halakha is that a person who rends [his garment] in his anger is liable [for a sin-offering] even though he ruins it, regarding the clothing, he repairs it, regarding his inclination, and his mind is at rest for him through this.

המלבן – [he bleaches] the wool and hatchels/beats it, and/or dyes it and/or spins it – for all of them are primary categories of [forbidden] labor [on the Sabbath]; their required quantity is in order that he spin from that wool a thread whose length is as far as the width of double size of a "סיט" (between the tip of the thumb and that of the index finger when held apart OR between thee root of the thumb and the tip of the index finger, when the former is leaning against the latter – see Talmud Shabbat 106a). And the "סיט" is according to the interruption that exists between the thumb to the finger – all that a person is able to widen it – and the measurement of this width is doubled – this is the double "סיט" -and the width between the thumb and the finger once – is also as far as the distance of a double "סיט" because it has double like that which is between the thumb and the [index] finger.

האורג שני חוטין – their measure/quantity is the width of the clothing as far as the "סיט" for even though he had not woven over the face of the entire width of the clothing, he is liable [for a sin-offering].

הצד צפור – until he brought It into the turret/tower (i.e., trap) of wood “Armariav” in the foreign language, he is liable for this is hunting, but if he brought it into the house, it is not hunted through this.

But a deer is hunted when from he brought it into the house and locked the door before it, but not if he brought it into a garden or courtyard – as this is not hunting.

ולביברין - an enclosed space [usually outside of a settlement] surrounded by a wall when we bring into it wildlife and they are guarded there.

כל המחוסר צידה – that it is difficult to capture it there, such as the case where it does not approach him with one bending when he bends to catch it, but the Halakha is according to Rabban Shimon ben Gamaliel [who explains] the matter of the Rabbis.

צבי שנכנס – [a deer who enters] on its own into the house and someone locks [the door] before him, that is his “hunting.”

נעלו שנים פטורים - because two have done it (i.e., neither of them completed the act on his own).

לא יכול אחד לנעול – it is the manner to lock it in with two [people], each of them has [performed] a [forbidden] labor that without him [doing so], it would not have been accomplished.

ור"ש פוטר – but the Halakha is not according to Rabbi Shimon.

השני חייב – for he (i.e., the second person) hunted it (i.e., the animal).

הא למה זה דומה – after it was hunted by the first [person], to locking [the door of] the house to guard it, and not to hunt [it].

ונמצא צבי – hat was already hunted being guarded inside it, such is this, that even though the first person stood up, this is not other than as a guard of the deer that he had from yesterday and the second [person] is exempt [from liability for a sin-offering] as is stated in our Mishnah that he is exempt and permitted.