Leviticus 21:20

or whose eyelids droop so as to cover his eyes, who hath no hair on his eyelids; or who hath a suffusion of whiteness with darkness in his eyes; or who hath the dry scurvy, or who is full of the blotches of Egypt, or whose testicles are swollen or shrunk,

eyebrowless An adjective, related to “high-peaked hills” [Psalms 68:17]. The nun forms part of the triliteral root.

dwarf This word is to be taken literally: i.e., short in stature.

cataract [Hebrew: tevallul] Some say the word denotes destruction, as in “they performed a destructive perversion” [Hebrew: tevel] [20:12]. Others relate the word to “mixed [Hebrew: belula] with oil” [2:5]. The tav is extraneous according to both explanations.

scabies This also denotes an eye ailment, in many people’s opinion.

boil in the sense of “stuck together”, as in “Samson gripped” [Judges 16:29]. Others understand the word in the sense of “contortion”, as in “the man was startled, and turned over” [Ruth 3:8]. The yod is extraneous, like the yod in “oil” [Numbers 18:12].

inflated an adjective, from “wind”.

testis i.e., testicle.

מרוח אשך, whose testicles have been crushed.

או גבן, (eyebrow) an example of blemishes caused by the body being deficient in some of its essential moisture.