Bechoros Daf 16

So the Gemara, we're holding the two deaths together.

[Hebrew] The Mishnah says at the end of the Mishnah, if you shecht bechotzir patur Rav Huna maasni chayav.

Again, we're talking about an animal that has a mom.

If you shecht it bechotzir patur Rav Huna change-- says the Mishnah, the Girsan Mishnah's chayav.

[Hebrew] Usually, when you shecht a ba'al mum bechotz, the halacha is you're going to be patur.

It's a ba'al mum.

You're not going to be chayav.

But Rav Huna made the Girsan Mishnah that you're chayav.

That the re-- why you're chayav? The reason why you're chayav is because we're dealing with a certain movement called dukin shebe'ayen.

And ameila, the du-- a mum that's a dukin shebe'ayen, according to Rav Huna, is im alulu yerdu.

If-- According to Rav Akiva, I'm sorry, is im alulu yerdu, meaning if you put it up on the mizbeach, it will be kodesh.

And therefore, according to Rav Akiva, if you shecht it bechotzir chayav.

So when the Braisa-- He's, he's not calling the Mishnah, he's calling the Braisa.

When the Braisa says shecht bechotz is patur, Rav Huna, uh, Rav Huna changes it to chayav.

Why? Because we're going like Akiva who holds im alulu yerdu.