Proverbi 27:15

15 Un gocciolar continuo in giorno di gran pioggia, E una donna rissosa, è tutt’uno.

Proverbi 27:15 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 27:15

A continual dropping in a very rainy day
That is, through the roof of a house which is not well covered, or which lets in rain by one means or another; so that in a thorough rainy day it keeps continually dropping, to the great annoyance of those within, and which is very uncomfortable to them: it is observed ^F7 that rain is called by the name in the text, because a man is shut up under a roof falls; and continuing long he is shut up within doors and cannot come out; and a contentious woman are alike;
troublesome and uncomfortable; as in a rainy day, a man cannot go abroad with any pleasure, and if the rain is continually dropping upon him in his house he cannot sit there with any comfort; and so a contentious woman, that is always scolding and brawling, a man has no comfort at home; and if he goes abroad he is jeered and laughed at on her account by others; and perhaps she the more severely falls upon him when he returns for having been abroad; see ( Proverbs 19:13 ) .

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FOOTNOTES:

F7 David de Pomis, Lexic. fol. 107. 3.

Proverbi 27:15 In-Context

13 Prendi pure il vestimento di chi ha fatta sicurtà per lo strano; E prendi pegno da lui per la straniera.

14 Chi benedice il suo prossimo ad alta voce, Levandosi la mattina a buon’ora, Ciò gli sarà reputato in maledizione.

15 Un gocciolar continuo in giorno di gran pioggia, E una donna rissosa, è tutt’uno.

16 Chi vuol tenerla serrata, pubblica di voler serrar del vento, E dell’olio nella sua man destra.

17 Il ferro si pulisce col ferro; Così l’uomo pulisce la faccia del suo prossimo.