Arachin: Daf 18b (דף יח ע״ב)

Rebbe Elezoim there, he says with regards to the count, yeah, of which age bracket you're in.

And shin is a prefix.

It should be more than the years.

One month.

In addition.

Thank you.

In addition.

Nicely translated, Gil.

Right.

Upon the years, it needs to be one month above the year.

And a day.

So that means we said, so we came out, we've got clarity.

When we say that five is like Lamata, right? Five is like below.

Five is like four.

That means the fifth year, right? The fifth year, okay? So on his fifth, as we would say, on his fifth birthday, normally the person goes into the sixth year.

So that's Tanakama.

Tanakama holds it.

Once you get to your, you enter the sixth year, yeah, you're going to be... well, or six, however you want to call it, yeah, five, yeah, whatever, but then he's in the next category, right? So, like this.

So, Rebbe Yelezer, or Elozer, I don't know which one it is, he's saying that, no, you have to get into the sixth year, you have to get a month and a day into the sixth year to be considered, to get into the higher age bracket, right? Okay, so that's that, okay? Now, the question is, where does he get that from? Tanya, we've got a brycer.

It doesn't say whether it's rebialaza or rebialoza.

I'm going to...

Okay, rebialoza.

I'm going to rebialoza.

I don't know if it's true, though.

Okay.