Today's Mishnah Yomi
Sheviis 7:6 - 7:7
The Mishnah Yomi for Friday, February 25, 2028 is Sheviis 7:6 - 7:7
Mishnah 1
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Mishnayos Sheviis Perek 7 Mishnah 6
שביעית פרק ז׳ משנה ו׳
Bartenura
וורד. שושן:
והכופר. הוא שקורים לו בערבי אלחנ״א. וי״א שהוא בושם שקורין גרופול״י:
והקטף. אילן אפרסמון:
לוטם. תרגום לוט ולטום. י״א שהוא צינוב״ר בערבי פניולי״ש בלע״ז:
יש להם שביעית ולדמיהן שביעית. וה״ה דיש להן ביעור ולדמיהן ביעור ואע״פ שלא נזכר במשנה:
מפני שאינו פרי. ודינן כעצים דאין להם קדושת שביעית משום דהנאתן אחר ביעורן, והתורה אמרה לאכלה דומיא דאכילה שהנאתן וביעורן שוה יצאו עצים דהנאתן אחר ביעורן. ות״ק סבר דקטפו זהו פריו. והלכה כר״ש:
Mishnah 2
Mishnayos Sheviis Perek 7 Mishnah 7
שביעית פרק ז׳ משנה ז׳
Bartenura
ורד חדש שכבשו בשמן שין – a rose of the Seventh Year that was preserved/pickled in oil of the Sixth [Year], he will remove/gather the rose prior to the time of removal [from the house] arrives and everything is permitted. But a rose of the Seventh Year that was preserved/pickled in oil of the Eighth [Year] and the time for the removal has already arrived of the rose, he is liable to removal everything, as it is taught at the ending clause: [Produce of the] Sabbatical Year renders forbidden [subject to the laws of the Sabbatical year] all other [permitted produce] of the same species [with which it has been mixed]. But [if the two lots of produce are] not of the same species, [only if the produce of the Sabbatical year] imparts its flavor [does it render the other produce forbidden].
וחרובין חדשים וכו' – here we are speaking of one who comes to drink the wine after the time of the removal [from the house] and in every matter, e is liable to remove it. But if the carobs did not remain/tarry in the wine until the time of the removal, he gathers/collects the carobs and the wine is permitted like sifting, and this is taught explicitly in the Tosefta (see Tosefta Sheviit, Chapter 5, Halakhot 13-14 in the Lieberman edition to Seder Zeraim, page 188).
זה הכלל וכו' – it speaks about aoll the prohibitions in the Torah, that in all of them, of the [permitted produce of the] same species with however small the amount of produce and with two separate species when it imparts a flavor, and it is not the Halakha.
השביעית אוסרת בכל שהוא במינה – after the removal. But prior to the removal [from the house], they lack the holiness of the Seventh [Year], which would be prohibited to cause it loss and to conduct business with them until there is the imparting of a flavor, whether of its own species or not of its own species.
ושלא במינה – even after the removal when it imparts a flavor.
ורד חדש שכבשו בשמן ישן. ורד של שביעית שכבשו בשמן של ששית, ילקט את הורד קודם שיגיע זמן הביעור והכל מותר. אבל ורד של שביעית שכבשו בשמן של שמינית וכבר הגיע זמן הביעור של הורד, חייב לבער את הכל, כדקתני סיפא דשביעית אוסרת מין בשאינו מינו בנותן טעם:
וחרובין חדשים וכו׳ הכא מיירי בבא לשתות היין אחר זמן הביעור דבכל ענין חייב לבער. ואם לא נשתהו החרובים ביין עד זמן הביעור ילקט החרובין והיין מותר כמו בורד, והכי תניא בהדיא בתוספתא:
זה הכלל וכו׳ בכל אסורים שבתורה מיירי, דבכולן במינו במשהו ומין בשאינו מינו בנ״ט. ואינה הלכה:
השביעית אוסרת בכל שהוא במינה. לאחר הביעור. אבל קודם הביעור אין בהם קדושת שביעית שיהא אסור להפסידה ולעשות בהם סחורה עד שיהא בהם בנ״ט, בין במינה בין שלא במינה:
ושלא במינה. אפילו לאחר הביעור בנותן טעם:
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וורד – rose.
והכופר (cyprus flower) – nit is what we call ALHANAH in Arabic. And there are those who say that it is a perfume that they call GROPOLI.
והקטף (balsam) – the balsam tree.
לוטם (resin – used as a perfume; Maimonides calls it a chestnut or hazelnut) – It is the Aramaic translation of (Genesis 37:25): “[their camels bearing] gum, balm [and ladanum to be taken to Egypt];” And there are those who say that it is TZINBAR in Arabic; PANYULISH in the foreign language.
יש להם שביעית ולדמיהן שביעית – the same law applies that they have removal [from the house] and their monetary value has removal, and even though it is not mentioned in the Mishnah.
מפני שאינו פרי ([that balsam is not subject to the laws of the Seventh Year]) – and their law is like wood that do not have the holiness of the Seventh Year because their benefit comes after their removal [from the house], and the Torah stated (Leviticus 25:6): “But you may eat whatever the land during its Sabbath will produce” – that which is similar to eating for their benefit and removal are equivalent, excluding the wood whose benefit comes after their removal. But the first Tanna/teacher [of this Mishnah] holds that the balsam is its fruit. And the Halakha is according to Rabbi Shimon.