Episode
Chullin 71 - July 10, 25 Tamuz
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- Daf Yomi for Women - Hadran
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- Jul 10, 2026
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- 2983
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Summary
The Gemara presents biblical derivations establishing that undomesticated animals ( chaya ) are included in the legal category of domesticated animals ( behema ) and vice versa. This crossover applies to kosher signs, crossbreeding laws, sacrificial impurities, and miscarriages. The Mishna rules that if a fetus dies in utero and a midwife reaches inside and touches it, the midwife contracts seven-day corpse impurity, while the mother remains pure until the fetus emerges. Rabba establishes that just as absorbed impurity ( tuma belua ) does not pass on impurity, absorbed purity ( tahara beluah cannot become impure. The Gemara seeks biblical and logical sources for these principles, evaluating various kal va-chomer (a fortiori) arguments, including extending this law to animals. Rava notes that both laws are already stated in Mishnayot concerning a swallowed ring, prompting the Gemara to clarify that Rabba's unique ruling applies to a case where someone swallows two rings simultaneously - one pure and one impure - and the impure ring does not make the pure one impure.