What is "Kalosi"?
Ibn Ezra: This is from Kal (light); it is close to Kalon (disgrace). The opposite is Kaved (heavy), which is based on Kavod.
Malbim: (Until now, I argued that I was afflicted without reason, and I claimed against Hashgachah.) I am disgraced about this.
Why did he say "Mah Ashiveka"?
Malbim: I have nothing to answer You. Now it was clarified to him Hashgachah - Hashem answered him, healed him and oversees him. He saw that the Nefesh is eternal - this is known from Nevu'ah, like I explained in the introduction. If so, there is another world to pay Tzadikim for their afflictions. Therefore, I put my hand to my mouth!
What is "l'Mo Fi"?
Ibn Ezra: This is like l'Fi (to my mouth). The letters Mem and Vov in l'Mo are extra.
