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Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
How hast thou broken forth? - mah paratsta , this breach be upon thee, aleycka parets ; thou shalt bear the name of the breach thou hast made, i. e., in coming first into the world. Therefore his name was called Parets , i. e., the person who made the breach. The breach here mentioned refers to a certain circumstance in parturition which it is unnecessary to explain.
Other Adam Clarke entries containing Genesis 38:29:
Ruth 4:22
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