Rabbi Yitzchak said: The Torah spoke in every language, as it is said “And the man was gazing at her.”
On the daf / in context: The rare verb “mishta’eh” is treated as an example of the Torah employing less-common roots whose meaning is clear from context.
Type of Learning
Custom (Bavli — Torah’s use of varied language)
What Is Learned
The Torah sometimes chooses less common vocabulary whose sense is still transparent; “mishta’eh” is cited as an instance of that freedom of expression.