SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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One of Rashis 5 main tasks is to explain meaning. We call
this the Rashi rule of WORD MEANING.

Rashi had 10 vehicles to explain meaning. Rashi would
frequently show how different grammatical modes correspond
to different nuances of the same word. We call this the
Rashi subrule of ROOT+PREPOSITION.

EXAMPLE: Root Pay-Resh-Kuph means UNLOAD, YANK, SLIP OFF
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- in ACTIVE MODE:      PRK = Unload
- in INTENSE MODE:     PRK = Yank off
- in REFLEXIVE MODE:   PRK = slip off

LIST910i below gives natural examples of verses with each of
the above meanings.

Rashi interprets the verse Ex32-03, AND AARON TOLD
THE PEOPLE IF YOU WANT AN IDOL **YANK** JEWELERY OFF
YOUR WIVES AND I WILL MAKE YOU AN IDOL. The nuances
here imply that Aaron wanted the men and wives to fight
(YANK the jewelry)--hence Aaron was looking to STALL...
Rashi therefore interprets other verses to indicate
stalling as follows
- Aaron made an ALTAR (Rashi: To stall)
- Aaron said: A holiday TOMORROW (Rashi: To stall)
- Aaron said: A holiday to GOD (Rashi: Aaron hoped
Moses would return and they would celebrate a real
holiday)

EXAMPLE: Root Tzade-Cheth-Kuph means LAUGH vs JEER
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- in ACTIVE MODE:      CXQ = laugh, HAPPY
- in INTENSE MODE:     CXQ = JEER, MOCK, FOOL AROUND

LIST910j belows gives natural examples of verses with each
of the above meanings

Rashi interprets the verse, Ex32-06 AFTER MAKING THE GOLDEN
IDOL THE JEWS GOT UP TO FOOL AROUND (Rashi: They horsed
around and killed somebody)

List of verses with root PRK=unload, yank off, slip off