New perek, new hascala gishmeike inyan today.
That's the discussion at the beginning of this perek.
Halokeach behema me'noivetecha ve'ein yeida im bechor hi u'lo bechor.
Person buys a behema from a goy and he doesn't know if he had a Bechor or not.
If you buy it from a Yid, you ask him.
Buy from a goy, you gotta, you gotta figure it out.
If it's a one-year-old eis, then it's the koyen.
You know that this baby is the first baby, and zehu mikán v'eilach safek.
A baby that's born after bas shnasah, you're not sure.
Maybe it's the Bechor, maybe it's not.
Rochol bas shtayim, a sheep, it's two years old.
V'ada lekoyen, the first one that's born when she is two years old, or the one that's born, we assume that's the Bechor.
We assume she didn't have any babies before that.
Mikán v'eilach safek.
Parah v'chamor benos shalosh v'ada lekoyen, mikán v'eilach safek.
So, Rabbi Yishmael says in Matzias that be- that, uh, animals and eis gives birth bas shnasah, rochol bas shtayim, parah and chamor, which are behema gassas, those are benos shalosh, and a meilah, mikán v'eilach is a safek.
That's the three, uh, animals that the Mishnah lists, and this is Rabbi Yishmael's list, how you know what to do, uh, what to do, what to do with your animal, which is a Bechor, which is considered a vadai Bechor, and which is considered a safek.
If only a child would pater a be- a behema, you'd be right, 'cause an animal doesn't give birth less than these, uh, years that you said.
But ela amru siman ha-vlad u'behema dak atinuf.
Chazal said if a behema gives off atinuf, some sort of bloody mess that the behema gives off, it's called atinuf, that would be considered a siman v'lad, and she's pater from Bechorah.
U'vegassa, if it's a large animal, shilya, then if she gives out the sack of the animal, that would be enough to be considered a baby.
New perek, new hascala gishmeike inyan today.
That's the discussion at the beginning of this perek.
Halokeach behema me'noivetecha ve'ein yeida im bechor hi u'lo bechor.
Person buys a behema from a goy and he doesn't know if he had a Bechor or not.
If you buy it from a Yid, you ask him.
Buy from a goy, you gotta, you gotta figure it out.
If it's a one-year-old eis, then it's the koyen.
You know that this baby is the first baby, and zehu mikán v'eilach safek.
A baby that's born after bas shnasah, you're not sure.
Maybe it's the Bechor, maybe it's not.
Rochol bas shtayim, a sheep, it's two years old.
V'ada lekoyen, the first one that's born when she is two years old, or the one that's born, we assume that's the Bechor.
We assume she didn't have any babies before that.
Mikán v'eilach safek.
Parah v'chamor benos shalosh v'ada lekoyen, mikán v'eilach safek.
So, Rabbi Yishmael says in Matzias that be- that, uh, animals and eis gives birth bas shnasah, rochol bas shtayim, parah and chamor, which are behema gassas, those are benos shalosh, and a meilah, mikán v'eilach is a safek.
That's the three, uh, animals that the Mishnah lists, and this is Rabbi Yishmael's list, how you know what to do, uh, what to do, what to do with your animal, which is a Bechor, which is considered a vadai Bechor, and which is considered a safek.
If only a child would pater a be- a behema, you'd be right, 'cause an animal doesn't give birth less than these, uh, years that you said.
But ela amru siman ha-vlad u'behema dak atinuf.
Chazal said if a behema gives off atinuf, some sort of bloody mess that the behema gives off, it's called atinuf, that would be considered a siman v'lad, and she's pater from Bechorah.
U'vegassa, if it's a large animal, shilya, then if she gives out the sack of the animal, that would be enough to be considered a baby.
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