What is "She'er Ami"?
Rashi: The flesh of My nation.
Did they eat their flesh?!
Radak: They did a terrible destruction of Aniyim.
What is the meaning of "Pitzechu"?
Rashi: They opened them, to take out the marrow 1 . Malbim ? after they ate the flesh and flayed the skin, there was nothing else to steal from them! Therefore, they opened the bones to seek marrow.
Radak: It is breaking.
Rashi: Similarly, "Patzchu Rinah" (Yeshayah 14:7) ? they opened their mouths with song.
Why does it say "u'Farsu Ka'asher ba'Sir"?
Rashi: They break limbs like they break sections [of the animal] put in a pot to cook. U'Farsu is an expression of breaking, like "Faros la'Ra'ev [Lachmecha] (Yeshayah 58:7), "Peresah Tziyon" (Eichah 1:17).
Radak: They break the bones and cut the flesh like one who wants to put them in a pot. This depicts the awesome evil that they did to poor and weak people. "U'Farsu" is cutting - "Peresah Tziyon b'Yadeha", "Faros la'Ra'ev Lachmecha."
Malbim: They break the bones into two pieces, like when they put meat in a small pot (narrower than the bone).
What is "Kalachas"?