But let him say [it] to him publicly.

Perhaps they will cause him anguish, to Rabbi.

Performed a prohibited action: She had illicit intercourse.

He sent him, Antoninus to Rabbi, an herb, the name of which was gargira; orugue in [Old French]. And Rabbi understood: What do I have to do with this herb? It is certainly a sign (message) that he sent me. Gargira is that the heart of Gira was dragged (negrara) and drawn in with the adulterers. He knew how to study [the message from] Antoninus.

He sent him: Rabbi [sent] coriander (kusbarta); aillendre in [Old French]. That is to say, slaughter the daughter - kos barta (which means, kill daughter) - it is two words.

He sent him again: Antoninus [sent] leeks (karti); porels in [Old French]. That is to say, if so, my offspring will be cut off (yikaret).

He sent him again, lettuce (chasa): Laitugue in [Old French]. That is to say, have pity (chus) on her.

Matrata: Leather saddlebags, like big sacks.

With wheat in the opening of the sacks: As if they open the sacks, they will see wheat and they will not understand [its actual contents].

And those who come from them will bring forth to them: Those that come from among you will pay expenses (taxes) to the kings of Rome that will arise after me, relying upon that money.

Nekarta: A cave. It is [related to] the expression, nikrat hatzur (the cleft of the rock, Exodus 33:22).

To Rabbi's house: To study Torah.

Would minister to him: He would serve before him at the meal.

There is Edom: The verse is situated in Geihinnom.