1)

What is the meaning of "b'Lo Yomo Timalei"?

1.

Rashi: The replacement will reach its fullness, and cease to grow and succeed. "Va'Yimla'u Lo Arba'im Yom" means that they finished.

2.

Ibn Ezra: Most explain that the Aleph in Timalei is in place of a Lamed. This is like "v'Katafta Melilos" (sheaves), 'Molelo (he rolls it) and smells it' (Nidah 58b).

3.

Malbim: It will be cut off before its time. "Timalei" is based on Melol; the Aleph is in place of the doubled Lamed, like "Baz'u Neharim Artzo" (is like Bazezu).

2)

What is "Kipaso"?

1.

Rashi: The bending of its branches. All the branches of a tree resemble a Kipah (dome).

2.

Ibn Ezra: This is like "Kipah v'Agmon" (i.e. the root - Ibn Ezra Yeshayah 9:13).

3.

Malbim: It is the branches and leaves, which cover the fruit - a metaphor for his acquisitions and wealth.

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