Rabbi Aha

Listen, from here, Rabbi Yehuda matir beshvu'a, mipnei she'eina yeichola lehitrapot.

Ah, but then Rabbi Aha comes and says Rabbi Yehuda permits beshvu'a because she can't get any better.

She can't, um, she can't, uh, get healed.

Ha yeichola lehitrapot asur, v'hanami ki yeichol lehitrapot amishma mina.

And Amalei, he said to him, Mai Tamla Av Amarachi, why are you saying this? Didn't the Mishnah clearly indicate that if somebody has a partner with Kohen, he's exempt from Matas Kuna.

Amalei, so Rav Nachman told Rav Tavla, Teki Azrav Acha Bachinana Medroima.

When Acha Bachinana came from the south, Amri Shuba Levi, Zikne Din Doram Amru.

The Zikne Doram taught us that Kohen Tavach, if you have a Kohen that's a Shechet, Shtaim Sholos Shabbases, two or three weeks.

And I saw that Tosafist explains what is it, two or three.

And as we said earlier, when you're Shechting for yourself, when a Kohen is Shechting from yourself, so there we could say that there are Lochim that is not Chaim Matas Kuna.

But if he's Shechting to sell, that is Chaim Matas Kuna.

Amalei, so Rav Tavlas of Leve Ma'amiyas, Kerav Acha Bachinana, why, so he said to him, so Rav Nachman said to Rav Tavla, so Rav Tavla said to Rav Nachman, you're taking the strong approach, but you yourself agree that there's a leniency for two or three weeks.

Whatever they did, we do that.

similar to what the Gemara tells as Rabbi Acha there was a one of the sages of the Gemara his name was Rabbi Acha he was a student of a sage called Rav Kahana and he there is a halacha that a hodos the three leaves on a hodos all must grow out of the stem on the same level But if two of them grow higher and one grows lower, or vice versa, one grows higher and the two grow lower, that's not acceptable, say, as one opinion.

That's called a hadashayta.

That's not mishulish.