What is "Taltelah Gaver"?
Rashi (from Vayikra Rabah 5:5): It is like a rooster, which is moved from place to place.
Rashi citing Sanhedrin 26a, Targum Yonasan: It is displacement of a man. It is harsher than that of a woman. Radak - this is because she finds more people who have mercy on her in her exile. The verse means, you will be exiled to a place where they will not have mercy on you.
Radak citing his father: It is a great, heavy displacement. Gaver is an adjective describing the Tiltul.
Radak: Gaver calls out to the man - Hashem will displace you! He is called Gaver because he was Misgaver (increasing) in pride.
What is the meaning of "v'Otecha Ato"?
Rashi: This is like "va'Ya'at Bahem" (Shmuel I, 25:14), an expression of Ayit (Bereishis 15:11; the name of a bird). Hashem will make you fly away in Galus, like a bird.
Rashi citing Vayikra Rabah 17:3: Tzara'as sprouted on him, like it says "v'Al Safam Yateh" (Vayikra 13:45).
Radak: This is like it says "Tzanof Yitznafcha Tzenefah Kador" (18), like one wraps a garment and rolls it like a ball, and throws it far.
Radak citing Targum Yonasan: Shame will cover you, like one who is ashamed, he covers his face.
Malbim: Hashem will take and lift you to the air of Shamayim, and make you like an Ayit and bird that flies in the air. The Nimshal is that Shevna left Yerushalayim and went to Sancheriv's camp.
