Wheat and darnel are not kilayim with one another. Barley and oats, spelt and rye, broad bean and Nile cowpea, grasspea and red grasspea, hyacinth bean and cowpea are not kilayim with one another.

[If] one has before him two baskets of tevel, and he said: ‘‘The tithe for this [basket] are in that [basket],’’ the first [basket] is tithed. [If he said:] ‘‘[The tithes] for this [basket are] in that [basket] and [those] for that [basket are] in this [one],’’ the first [basket] is tithed. [If he said:] ‘‘[Regarding] their tithes, the tithes [for each] basket [are] in the other] one,’’ he has verbally designated [tithes].

[If] one hundred of tevel [mixed with] one hundred of chullin, he takes out one hundred and one. [If] one hundred of tevel [mixed with] one hundred of maaser [rishon], he takes out one hundred and one. [If] one hundred of adjusted chullin [mixed with] one hundred of maaser [rishon], he takes out one hundred and ten. [If] one hundred tevel [mixed with] ninety of maaser [rishon], tithe, [or] ninety of tevel [mixed with] eighty of maaser [rishon], he has not lost anything. This is the rule: As long as the tevel is the majority, he has not lost anything.

[If] one had ten rows of ten jugs of wine [each], and he said: ‘‘[In] the outer row, one [jug] is maaser,’’ but it is not known which [row] this is, he takes two barrels diagonally [opposite each other]. [If he said:] ‘‘[In] half the outer row, one [jug] is maaser,’’ but it is not known which [half a row] this is, he takes four barrels from four corners. [If he said:] ‘‘[In one] row, one [jug] is maaser,’’ but it is not known which [row] this is, he takes one diagonal row [of barrels]. [If he said:] ‘‘[In] half a row, one [jug] is maaser,’’ but it is not known which [half a row] this is, he takes two diagonal rows [of barrels]. [If he said:] ‘‘[In] one barrel is maaser,’’ but it is not known which [barrel] this is, he takes from each barrel.