Today's Mishnah Yomi
Zavim 2:3 - 2:4
The Mishnah Yomi for Monday, August 2, 2027 is Zavim 2:3 - 2:4
Mishnah 1
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זבים פרק ב׳ משנה ג׳
Bartenura
אינו מיטמא בזיבה מעת לעת. דהאי זיבות מחמת חולשא דקרי הוא. ובראיה שניה איירי, דראשונה מטמאה באונס. וכשם שתולין לקרי מעת לעת, כך למראה ולהרהור תולין מעת לעת. אבל למאכל ולמשתה למשא ולקפיצה, תולין לו כל זמן שהוא מצטער, ואמרינן דמחמת הצער הוי הזיבה ולא מבשרו:
רבי יוסי אומר יומו. אין תולין אלא אותו היום שראה קרי בלבד, ולע מעת לעת. ואין הלכה כר׳ יוסי:
מיד מיטמא בזיבה. דגר שנתגייר כקטן שנולד דמי. ואע״פ שראה זיבות כשהוא נכרי, מיטמא בזיבה בהך שניה שרואה בתוך מעת לעת של קרי, דנעשית לו כראיה ראשונה דמטמא באונס, ומצטרפת עם השניה שיראה אחר מעת לעת של קרי. דראיית זיבה של נכרי כמאן דליתא, דאין הנכרים מיטמאין בזיבה:
הרואה דם. מטמאה כל טהרות שנתעסקה בהן למפרע מעת לעת, כדפרישנא בריש נדה. ואיידי דאיירי במעת לעת, קחשיב כל הני ששיעורן במעת לעת:
וכן המקשה. בימי זיבה. דאמרינן כי תזוב זוב דמה, מחמת עצמה ולא מחמת ולד. ואם שפתה מן החבלין מעת לעת וילדה, לא תלינן דם קושי בדם לידה:
המכה את עבדו. האמור בתורה (שמות כ״א:כ״א) אך אם יום או יומים יעמוד, ודרשינן יום שהוא כיומים, זהו מעת לעת:
כלב שאכל בשר המת. דקיימא לן דאין מתעכל במעיו עד לאחר שלשה ימים מעת לעת, דהכי תנן במסכת אהלות פרק י״א, וכמה תשהה במעיו, שלשה ימים מעת לעת:
והוא שיהא כברייתו. שלא נשתנה. ועוד איכא טובא ששיעורן מעת לעת ולא חשיב, ותנא ושיירי:
Mishnah 2
Mishnayos Zavim Perek 2 Mishnah 4
זבים פרק ב׳ משנה ד׳
Bartenura
מטמא את המשכב – and the same law applies to sitting.
עומד יושב שוכב – as it is written (Leviticus 15:4): “Any bedding on which he one with the discharge lies shall be impure,” and it is written (Leviticus 15:23): “Be it the object on which she has sat, [on touching it he shall be impure until evening],” I do not have other than at the time that he lied on the bed or sat on the chair. Lying on the seat and sitting on the bed, standing, suspended or leaning, from where do we derive it? The inference teaches, (Leviticus 15:4): “He shall be impure”, “on which he lies shall be impure” (Leviticus 15:23), and all of them are called מדרס/[impurity through] treading.
והמשכב מטמא את האדם וכו' עומד יושב שוכב נתלה – that the pure object is on the balancing scale [on one side] and the impure lying on the second scale, and the impure lying outweighed , and suspended the pure object. And that which is suspended in the first clause, as for example the person with gonorrhea on the [first] balance and those sitting on the second balance, and they outweighed them, they are impure, for how, the person with gonorrhea is suspended/hanging and it is as if he is sitting upon them.
לטמא בגדים – and this is the same law for all vessels that come in contact with them that have not been explained, except for a man and an earthenware vessel.
כמגע ובמשא – if it came in touched with something impure that was lying or that he carried it.
מטמא את המשכב. והוא הדין למושב:
עומד יושב שוכב. דכתיב (ויקרא ט״ו:ד׳) כל המשכב אשר ישכב עליו הזב יטמא, וכתיב (שם) והיושב על הכלי אשר היא יושבת עליו, אין לי אלא בזמן ששכב על המשכב ויש על המושב. שכב על המושב וישב על המשכב, עמד נתלה, נשען, מנין. תלמוד לומר יטמא יטמא, ריבה. וכולן נקראין מדרס:
והמשכב מטמא את האדם וכו׳ עומד יושב שוכב נתלה. שהטהור בכף מאזנים והמשכב הטמא בכף שניה, וכרע המשכב הטמא, ונתלה הטהור. ונתלה דרישא, כגון שהזב בכף מאזנים, ומושבות בכף שניה וכרעו הן, טמאין, דהשתא הזב נתלה וכאילו הוא יושב עליהן:
לטמא בגדים. הוא הדין כל כלים שנוגע בהן עד שלא פירש, חוץ מאדם וכלי חרס:
במגע ובמשא. אם נגע במשכב הטמא, או שנשאו:
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אינו מטמא בזיבה מעת לעת – for these emissions of semen/gonorrhea are because of weakness that they called, and we are speaking about the second sighting, for the first [sighting] defiles through unavoidable accident . And just as we suspend/leave it in doubt for an emission over an astronomical period of twenty-four hours, so also for the sighting [of a woman] and for a fantasy, we suspend/leave it doubt for a period of twenty-four hours. But for eating and drinking and carrying and jumping, we suspend/leave it doubt for him all the time that he is in pain, and we say that because of the pain, he had a flux/emissions but not from his member/flesh.
רבי יוסי אומר יומו – we do not suspend/leave in doubt other than for that day that he saw the emission alone, but not for an astronomical period of twenty-four hours. But the Halakha is not according to Rabbi Yossi.
מיד מיטמא בזיבה – that a proselyte who converted [to Judaism] is like a small child who was born. And even though he saw gonorrhea/emissions while he was a heathen, he becomes defiled through the gonorrhea in this second sighting that he sees within the astronomical period of twenty-four hours of emission, for the sighting of a flux of a heathen is like something that doesn’t exist, for heathens do not defile through emissions/gonorrhea.
הרואה דם – defiles all the pure things she was engaged with retroactively for an astronomical period of twenty-four houses, as we explained at the beginning of [Tractate Niddah] (Chapter 1, Mishnah 1), and since we are dealing with/speaking about an astronomical period of twenty-four hours, we consider all of these that their measurements are over an astronomical period of twenty-four hours.
וכן המקשה בימי זיבה – for we have stated (Leviticus 15:25): “[When a woman] has had a discharge of blood [for many days, not at the time of her menstrual impurity,]” because of herself, but not because of offspring. But if she let blood flow from the spices over an astronomical period of twenty-four hours and she gave birth, we don’t suspend the protracted travailing with the blood of giving birth.
המכה את עבדו- it is stated in the Torah (Exodus 21:20): “When a man strikes his slave male or female, with a rod, [and he dies there and then, he must be avenged.] But if he survives a day or two, [he is not to be avenged, since he is the other’s property],” and we expound that “day”/"יום" is like two days, and this is the astronomical period of twenty-four hours.
כלב שאכל בשר המת – for we hold that it isn’t consumed in its bowels/intestines until after three days from one astronomical period of twenty-four hours, and such it is taught in Tractate Ahilot in Chapter 11 (Mishnah 7), “And how much must it remain in his intestines? Three whole days of astronomical periods of twenty-four hours.
והוא שיהא כברייתו (and it continues in its natural state) – that it doesn’t change. And furthermore, there is more that their measure is an astronomical period of twenty-four hours but it is not considered, for he taught and omitted (i.e., the Mishnah taught certain cases and omitted other cases – the list is incomplete).