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Could that be one of the definitions of gibain that it does not have an eyebrow? He's got lots of eyebrows.
Which is another way of saying he has multiple eyebrows that grew together that have no space between them.
Does it mean he has no eyebrows or just one big eyebrow? How do you know that that's going to be considered? So the extra I, we darshan to include that case as well.
But the bottom line is, you see, the gibin itself does not mean a kind that has no eyebrows or only one eyebrow, as the Tanakhama in our Mishnah says.
That if a Kayin has no eyebrows, or if he only has one eyebrow, he's going to be puzzled because that's the definition and the teich of a gibain that the Torah says.
In other words, Rava holds that the Tanakhama is saying gibain has two different ways to teich it.
That the Tanakhama is expanding it beyond just drooping eyebrows, but it also means either he's missing them or he has two eyebrows that join together.
Continues the Gemara Rebbe Daisaim, that Gibein is talking about someone whose eyebrows are overgrown, so they droop over his eyes.
And then Rebchani Ben-Antignas had said that the Gibein is talking about a Cain that has two backs and two spines.
Does Rebchani Ben-Antignas, who's saying that a Cain with two backs could actually live? Is Mapil some kind of a creature that has two backs? two spines.
Rav Shim Yivar Chia already asked this kasha to Rav, and what did Rav say? V'yom elei shim yat.
A Talmachachem like you, you couldn't have figured this out on your own? But when Rav Hanin ben Antignas, in our mission, was talking about a chayim with two backs, he never said that literally, because of course it can't survive.
Ella, v'shishidra say akuma, it's talking about a chayim who's bent over so much that it looks like he has two different backs.
But of course, by the case of the Isha that's being mapled, the v'lad, that actually has two backs, of course, there is no life in that thing, and it couldn't survive, and there won't be Tumas Yeledes.
Could that be one of the definitions of gibain that it does not have an eyebrow? He's got lots of eyebrows.
Which is another way of saying he has multiple eyebrows that grew together that have no space between them.
Does it mean he has no eyebrows or just one big eyebrow? How do you know that that's going to be considered? So the extra I, we darshan to include that case as well.
But the bottom line is, you see, the gibin itself does not mean a kind that has no eyebrows or only one eyebrow, as the Tanakhama in our Mishnah says.
That if a Kayin has no eyebrows, or if he only has one eyebrow, he's going to be puzzled because that's the definition and the teich of a gibain that the Torah says.
In other words, Rava holds that the Tanakhama is saying gibain has two different ways to teich it.
That the Tanakhama is expanding it beyond just drooping eyebrows, but it also means either he's missing them or he has two eyebrows that join together.
Continues the Gemara Rebbe Daisaim, that Gibein is talking about someone whose eyebrows are overgrown, so they droop over his eyes.
And then Rebchani Ben-Antignas had said that the Gibein is talking about a Cain that has two backs and two spines.
Does Rebchani Ben-Antignas, who's saying that a Cain with two backs could actually live? Is Mapil some kind of a creature that has two backs? two spines.
Rav Shim Yivar Chia already asked this kasha to Rav, and what did Rav say? V'yom elei shim yat.
A Talmachachem like you, you couldn't have figured this out on your own? But when Rav Hanin ben Antignas, in our mission, was talking about a chayim with two backs, he never said that literally, because of course it can't survive.
Ella, v'shishidra say akuma, it's talking about a chayim who's bent over so much that it looks like he has two different backs.
But of course, by the case of the Isha that's being mapled, the v'lad, that actually has two backs, of course, there is no life in that thing, and it couldn't survive, and there won't be Tumas Yeledes.
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