A virgin is given twelve months from the time her husband has asked her, to provide herself. And just as a woman is given, so is a man given to provide himself. A widow [is given] thirty days. If the time arrived and they were not married, they eat of his [food], and they may eat of terumah. R’ Tarfon says: She is given all [of it from] terumah. R’ Akiva says: Half ordinary food and half terumah.

A yavam does not confer [upon his sister-in-law] the right to eat of terumah. [If] she had spent six months before her husband and six months before the yavam, or even all of them before her husband, less one day [that she spent] before the yavam; or all of them before the yavam, less one day [that she spent] before her husband, she may not eat of terumah. This is the original ruling. The court that came after them said: A woman may not eat of terumah until she enters the chupah.