KiZayit - "Olive-Size" Amounts

As the general definition of a legally significant quantity for Mitzvot/Transgressions involving amounts of food: Yoma 80a, Eruvin 4b; Succah 5b-6a; Pesachim 49b-50a
As the legal minimum of a prohibited item one ingests, to require a Chatat [sin offering]: Yoma 80a
Only considering an olive eaten within the time it takes to eat a "Peras" to be like eating an olive-sized amount, biblically or rabbinically: Pesachim 44a, 114b
Applying the above-stated rule to mixtures containing Leaven: Pesachim 44a
The Olive-Size is determined by a medium-sized olive: Yoma 80a
Swallowing an olive in a big gulp: Pesachim 44a, 115b
A person's eating must match the norm: Pesachim 44a
Power of human courts to change the definition of an "olive-sized amount": Yoma 80a
An olive, liquefied, produces a "Reviit" amount: Shabbat 77a
Size of an olive in relation to a date: Keritot 14a
The maximum number of olive-sized amounts that the throat can hold at one time: Keritot 14a

As the legally significant quantity for transport on Shabbat of congealed wine: Shabbat 77a
As the legally significant quantity for owning/consuming leaven on Pesach: Yoma 79b, Pesachim 50a; Beitzah 2a, 7b
As the legally significant quantity for eating invalid korbanot: Pesachim 50a, 121a
As the legally significant quantity for disqualification of korbanot which leave their designated area: Shabbat 91a-b
As the legally significant quantity for communicating impurity of korbanot which leave their area and pigul - korbanot brought with improper intent: Pesachim 121a
As the minimum amount eligible to communicate death impurity: Shabbat 83b
As the legally significant quantity for [im-]proper consumption of the korban pesach : Pesachim 41a
As the Legal minimum for Bitter Herbs on Pesach: Pesachim 39a
As the minimum amount of an offering, used illegally, to incur death: Pesachim 32b-33a
As the minimum amount of Terumah for which one incurs death upon illegal consumption: Pesachim 33a, 44a
As the minimum size of a korban, for it to be burned on the altar: Pesachim 43b
As the minimum amount of consumed food requiring a communal birkat hamazon [blessings after meals]: Pesachim 49b-50a
As the minimum amount to require that one return to the Beit haMikdash to burn an invalid korban: Pesachim 49a, 49b-50a
As the minimum amount requiring that one return home to destroy leaven before Pesach, instead of Annulling it: Pesachim 49a, 49b-50a
As the minimum amount that will communicate impurity of idolatry: Shabbat 83b
As the minimum amount of Idolatry from which one may not benefit: Shabbat 83b
As the minimum amount of oil of anointing used inappropriately, to trigger liability: Keritot 6b-7a


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