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- Kezayit abstract "Kezayit, k'zayit, or kezayis (Hebrew: כְּזַיִת) is a Talmudic unit of volume approximately equal to the size of an average olive. The word itself literally means "like an olive." The rabbis differ on the precise definition of the unit: Rabbeinu Yitzchak (the Ri) defines it as one-half of a beytza (a beytza is the volume of an egg). Rambam specified that a 'grogeret' (dried fig) was one-third of a beytza, making this the maximum size for a kezayit, which is smaller. Rabbeinu Tam made the argument explicitly, though, using a slightly different calculation came out with a maximum definition of three-tenths. According to some interpretations, including the Chazon Ish, the zayit is not related to other units by a fixed ratio, but rather should only be conceived of independently as the size of an average olive.Its uses in halacha include: The minimum amount food that, when eaten, is halachically considered "eating." This has implications throughout the spectrum of halacha, including: For prohibitions of consumption, as in the eating of milk and meat For the saying of a Bracha Ahrona (the traditional grace after meals) If a person is exposed to at least a kezayit of the flesh of a dead body, he or she becomes ritually impure.".
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- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Ancient_Hebrew_units_of_measurement.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Avrohom_Yeshaya_Karelitz.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Beytza.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Biblical_and_Talmudic_units_of_measurement.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Birkat_Hamazon.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Bracha_Ahrona.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hebrew_words_and_phrases.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jewish_law_and_rituals.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Category:Units_of_volume.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Chazon_Ish.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Halacha.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Halakha.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Kezayit.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Maimonides.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Milk_and_meat.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Milk_and_meat_in_Jewish_law.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Olive.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Olive_(fruit).
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Rambam.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Ritual_purification.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLink Talmud.
- Kezayit wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ke'zayit".
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- Kezayit subject Category:Hebrew_words_and_phrases.
- Kezayit subject Category:Jewish_law_and_rituals.
- Kezayit subject Category:Units_of_volume.
- Kezayit hypernym Unit.
- Kezayit type Organisation.
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- Kezayit comment "Kezayit, k'zayit, or kezayis (Hebrew: כְּזַיִת) is a Talmudic unit of volume approximately equal to the size of an average olive. The word itself literally means "like an olive." The rabbis differ on the precise definition of the unit: Rabbeinu Yitzchak (the Ri) defines it as one-half of a beytza (a beytza is the volume of an egg). Rambam specified that a 'grogeret' (dried fig) was one-third of a beytza, making this the maximum size for a kezayit, which is smaller.".
- Kezayit label "Ke'zayit".
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- Kezayit sameAs כזית.
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- Kezayit sameAs Q6382038.
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- Kezayit isPrimaryTopicOf Kezayit.