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KESUVOS 6-9 - have been anonymously dedicated by a unique Ohev Torah and
Marbitz Torah living in Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel.
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1) [line 1] PAKID V'AKIR - stored up inside the abscess but separated [from
the flesh]
2) [line 4] ATPESUAH METALTELIN - place chattels in her possession as a
surety [until her husband is able to write her a Kesuvah]
3) [line 15] MITOCH SHE'HUTRAH HAV'ARAH L'TZORECH, HUTRAH NAMI SHE'LO
L'TZORECH - "Since the Torah permitted kindling as a necessity [for Yom
Tov], it also permitted it when it is not a necessity"
(a) The Mishnah (Megilah 7b) states that the only difference between Shabbos
and Yom Tov is that the preparation of food is permitted on Yom Tov. This is
learned from the Pasuk "Ach Asher Ye'achel L'chol Nefesh Hu Levado Ye'aseh
Lachem." - "Only that which is done so that everyone will be able to eat,
only that may be done by you." (Shemos 12:16). This verse excludes food
preparation from the prohibitions of Yom Tov.
(b) All Melachos of Shabbos are prohibited on Yom Tov even if they are done
expressly for the purpose of food preparation, except for the Melachos of
Hotza'ah mi'Reshus li'Reshus (transferring objects from one domain to
another) and Hav'arah (kindling or transferring flames), which are necessary
for food preparation. (RAMBAM Hilchos Yom Tov 1:4)
(c) "Mitoch" states that since the Torah permits certain Melachos on Yom Tov
for the sake of food preparation, those Melachos are completely permitted,
even for matters not relating to food preparation. For a further discussion
of this topic, see Insights to Beitzah 12:1.
4) [line 23] TZAIDAN - a small city that was situated north of Lake Kineres,
to the east of the Yarden River (not to be confused with Tzidon, Sidon,
located on the southern coast of Lebanon)
5) [line 27] CHUT HA'SHIDRAH - the spinal cord
6) [line 31] D'MIN TZOR - the city of Tyre, located on the southern coast of
Lebanon
7) [line 34] TE'UNAH BERACHAH - requires a Berachah (one or all of the
"Sheva Berachos")
8) [line 40] SHAKDU CHACHAMIM - the Chachamim hastened
7b---------------------------------------7b
9) [line 6] MILSA PESIKTA KETANI - he (the Tana) taught a matter that can be
stated in an unqualified manner
10) [line 7] BATZRAH - who has less than
11) [line 12] "B'MAKHELOS BARECHU ELOKIM, HASH-M MI'MEKOR YISRAEL." - "In
congregations bless Elokim, [bless] HaSh-m from the source of life (womb) of
Israel." (Tehilim 68:27)
12) [line 26] RAV CHANA BAGDESA'AH - (a) Rav Chana of Baghdad; (b) Rav
Chana, the expert on Agadaic literature (RASHI to Yevamos 67a)
13) [line 26] PUK - go out
14) [line 41] BIRKAS CHASANIM
Birkas Chasanim are the "Sheva Berachos," the seven Berachos recited under
the Chupah at a wedding and after Birchas ha'Mazon at a meal attended by a
Chasan and Kalah within their "seven days of celebration."
15) [last line] PANIM CHADASHOS - (lit. new faces) guests who come to a meal
during the "seven days of celebration" for a Chasan and Kalah, who have not
attended any of the previous meals
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