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1) [line 1] CHASPENISA - (a) the skin of a person's face cracks; (b) (O.F. aubeidre) a type of skin eruption that is called Cheres in the Torah (Devarim 28:27) (RASHI); (c) scaly skin that begins to peel off (ARUCH)

2) [line 1] LIMSHI TUVA - he should wash many times
3) [line 1] B'MAYA D'SILKA - with beet soup
4) [line 8] V'LO HINCHENU - and he did not let us
5) [line 11] LIKA - beating (into a mixture)
6) [line 12] MESANENIN - to strain
7) [line 13] CHARDAL - mustard
8) [line 13] MEMATKIN - sweeten
9) [line 17] BISRA A'GUMREI - meat on coals
10) [line 18] L'GABEN - to make cheese
11) [line 21] L'FANYEI L'SITRA L'ILA'EI - one must fold up the edge of the bandage that is placed over the Milah

12) [line 21] DILMA MIDBIK GARDA MINEI - lest a strand of cloth stick to the open wound

13) [line 22] KERUS SHAFCHAH - a person who cannot have children because part of his Ever has been severed

14) [line 22] KISTESA L'FALGA - a pocket [sewn inside of the bandage that encloses the Ever] for half [of the length of the bandage] (to prevent strands of cloth from sticking to the open wound)

15a) [line 23] BALISA - a worn, soft piece of fabric
b) [line 23] SIFSA - a border
16) [line 24] V'AYIF LEI L'ILA'EI - and one should fold it upward
17) [line 25] D'LO YEDI'A MIFKESEI - whose anus is not discernible
18) [line 25] L'SHAIFEI MISHCHA - one should rub him with oil
19) [line 25] L'HADEI YOMA - in the [direction of the] sun
20) [line 25] V'HEICHA D'ZIG - where his body appears clear (because it has a hollow)
21) [line 26] B'SA'ARTA - with a grain of barley
22) [line 26] SHESI V'EREV - crosswise
23) [line 26] D'ZARIF - (O.F. enfler) it causes infection or swelling
24) [line 27] D'LO MAYITZ - who does not suck
25) [line 28] GUMREI - coals
26) [line 28] D'CHAYIM PUMEI - so that his mouth will get warm
27) [line 29] D'LO MINASHTEI - (a) who does not breathe in a noticeable manner, i.e. whose heartbeat is not felt (RASHI); (b) who cannot urinate (ARUCH)

28) [line 29] LINAPEFEI B'NIFVASA - they should fan him with a fan
29) [line 29] U'MENASHTEI - (a) and he will start breathing in a noticeable manner (RASHI); (b) and he will be able to urinate

30) [line 30] D'LO ME'AVEI - (a) (O.F. alener) who is having trouble breathing (RASHI); (b) who cannot exhale from his nose (ARUCH)

31) [line 30] SILYESA D'IMEI - the placenta/fetal sac of his mother (with which he was born)

32) [line 30] V'LISHREKEI ILAVEI - (O.F. eslorjier) and rub his entire body with it (lit. slide it over him)

33) [line 32] MI'KUTNA L'ULMA - from the narrow end of it to the thicker end of it

34) [line 33] D'SUMAK - whose entire skin is red
35) [line 33] LO IVLA BEI DAMA - his blood has not been absorbed in his flesh
36) [line 33] LI'TARCHU LEI - they should wait before performing his circumcision
37) [line 34] D'YAROK - that is pale or yellow (probably infantile jaundice)
38) [line 34] LO NAFAL BEI DAMA - his body has not produced enough blood (he is anemic)

39) [line 35] KERAKEI HA'YAM - fortified port cities
40) [line 39] KAPUTKIYA - a district in Asia Minor

41) [line 2] MEZALFIN ALAV - it is permissible to sprinkle [hot water] upon him
42) [line 6] SAFEK - a baby about whom we have a doubt; e.g. if we have a doubt as to whether he was a born in the ninth month and can live or in the eighth month and definitely cannot live

43) [line 6] ANDROGINUS - hermaphrodite, a baby with both male and female reproductive organs

44) [line 23] ASAN L'TANA KAMA - this last part of the Beraisa actually is the opinion of Tana Kama (even though Rebbi Elazar ben Azarya's opinion was interposed)

45) [line 24] LO SALIK BISRA HAYA - his flesh does not heal quickly
46) [line 25] BAHADEI TARGIMNA D'SAVEI, LAMAH LI? - why did I get involved and argue with the explanations of the Elders (i.e. Rav Yehudah and Rabah Bar Avuha)?

47) [line 32] HAVU BAH B'MA'ARAVA - in Eretz Yisrael they asked the following question about our Mishnah in order to clarify it

48) [line 38] ANA BA'I D'ISHNI LEI - I wanted to answer it
49) [line 43] V'SHOSES V'YORED - and it flows down into the wound
50) [line 44] MOCH - a soft substance such as combed wool or a rag
51) [line 48] SEFOG - a sponge
52) [line 48] GEMI - a reed
53) [line 48] KETITIN - thin rags
54) [last line] KETITIN MASU - rags heal a wound

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