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    Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim · Siman 600

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    Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 600English translation

    Translation: Sefaria Community Translation. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.

    1. 1An egg that is laid on Rosh HaShana and the Laws of the Kiddush (of Rosh HaShana), and in it is 3 paragraphs An egg that is laid on the first day of Yom Tov, and similarly what is trapped on it (i.e. a trap set prior to R'H catches something the 1st day), and that which was detached on it (i.e. fruit from a tree detached on the 1st day etc.) is forbidden on the 2nd day (as well). Rema: And it has already been explained earlier in Siman 513 Paragraph 5 and Siman 515.
    2. 2During Kiddush on the 2nd night (of R'H) wear a new garment) (Haagos Maimoni Chapter 29 from the Laws of Shabbos) place a new fruit, and say the blessing of Sheychianu. Yet, if there is not found (a new garment) a new fruit, nonetheless, say Sheychianu.
    3. 3If the 1st day (of R'H) falls on Shabbos, we say Sheychianu on the Shofar during the 2nd day (as the first day it is forbidden to blow). Rema: Yet, there are those that say to say (the Sheychianu blessing on the 2nd day) even if the 1st day is on a weekday. So is the custom in our countries [Haagos Maimoni, Laws of the Shofar].

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    1

    ביצה שנולדה בר"ה ודיני הקידוש. ובו ג סעיפים:
    ביצה שנולדה ביום טוב הראשון וכן מה שנצוד בו וכן מה שנתלש בו אסור בשני: הגה וכבר נתבאר לעיל סי' תקי"ג סעיף ה' וסימן תקט"ו:

    2

    בקידוש ליל שני (ילבש בגד חדש) (הגהות מיימוני פ' כ"ט מהל' שבת) או מניח פרי חדש ואומרים שהחיינו ואם אין מצוי (בגד חדש או) פרי חדש עם כל זה יאמר שהחיינו:

    3

    אם חל יום ראשון בשב' אומרים שהחיינו בשופר ביום שני: הגה וי"א לאומרו אפי' אם חל יום ראשון בחול וכן המנהג במדינות אלו: הגמ"יי הלכות שופר:

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    Orach Chayim Siman 600

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      Opens “ביצה שנולדה בר"ה ודיני הקידוש. ובו ג…”

    2. Seif 231 words

      Opens “בקידוש ליל שני (ילבש בגד חדש) (הגהות…”

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      Opens “אם חל יום ראשון בשב' אומרים שהחיינו…”

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