In what [case] are [these] words said? With obligatory pairs [of bird offerings] and voluntary [bird offerings which mingled together]. But with obligatory pairs [of bird offerings] which mingled with each other, one [pair] for this [woman] and one [pair] for that [woman], [or] two [pairs] for this [woman] and two [pairs] for that [woman], [or] three [pairs] for this [woman] and three [pairs] for that [woman], half [of the mingled birds] are valid [to be offered] and half [of the birds] are invalid [to be offered]. [If, however, there was] one [pair of obligatory bird offerings] for this [woman] and two [such pairs] for that [woman], or three [such pairs] for that [woman], or ten [such pairs] for that [woman], or a hundred [such pairs] for that [woman], the [amount of birds in the] smallest [group] is valid [to be offered], whether [they are brought for] the same obligation [or] whether [they are brought for] two [different] obligations, whether [they are brought] from one woman [or] whether [they are brought] from two [different] women.