A rare Piel verb appearing in Deuteronomy 24:20, instructing Israelites not to 'go over the boughs again' after the olive harvest—that is, not to strip the trees completely by gleaning a second time. This law protected the poor and sojourners by requiring landowners to leave some fruit for them. The verb is denominative, derived from a noun meaning 'bough' or 'branch,' and literally means to go over or among the branches to gather remaining fruit.