Implied question: Kechol is black, like Bahag explained [lungs that are] "Uchma Uchma" (Chulin 46b), i.e. they are like Kuchla d'Rishka;

It radiates and illuminates more than other Kuchla. So she was more beautiful than other women. Keren ha'Puch is an expression like "Ki Karan Ohr Pnei Moshe."

Support: Now it is fine this that it brings "v'Sikre'i ba'Puch Einayich", for Kechol resembles Puch that they put in mascara in the eye.

Alternative text: Rashi's text says "like Korchema (saffron) d'Rishka."

Question (Rashba): If so, why does it bring "v'Sikre'i ba'Puch Einayich"?

Observation: Yonason translated "Nerd v'Karkom" to be "Reshek u'Morika", and "Kefarim Im Nerdim" to be "with Rishka" (a garden where they grow Nerd (spikenard).

Question: In the days of Avraham, there still was not illness in the world, like it says in Bava Metzi'a (87a) that until Yakov there was no weakness, and until Elisha no one fell sick and recovered.

Answer #1: We can say that here, we discuss illness due to a blow.

Answer #2 (R. Tam and Ri): Until Yakov no one became weak, i.e. mortal illness. From then and onwards, there was mortal illness, and no one recovered until Elisha.

Question: Bnei Noach were not commanded about Na'arah Me'urasah, like it says in Sanhedrin (57b) "[Bnei Noach] have [an Isur of] Be'ulas Ba'al (she had Bi'ah with her husband), but they do not have [an Isur of] one who entered the Chupah and did not have Bi'ah!

Answer: Even though they were not commanded, in a case it is repulsive.

Support: This is like [we say that he] scorned the Bechorah, even though he is not commanded about this.