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VERSE: Dt22-08b

RULE: A-K-H means a FENCE. Rashi seems to derive this from
context


EXAMPLES
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 "When you build a house make a M-A-K-H for your house
so that no one will fall".RASHI:(From context) M-A-K-H means A FENCE



NOTES
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*1 Oonkelos has his own approach. We can also bring in the
4 occurences of the cognate root A-Y-K which means to OVERBURDEN
(cf Am2-13,Ps55-4, Ps66-11) and attempt to relate this to fence.
However I don't believe this adds anything See the main posting
for details. The simplest derivation is by CONTEXT as indicated above
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