Forbidden Melachah ["creative work"] on Holidays

General information on the forbidden forms of Melachah

Exertion [Tirchah]

Uvda d'Chol - Practices that are weekday-oriented

Muktzeh issues

Work involved in preparing food, and the "Hoil" Principle

Items which become Available for Use on the Holiday [Nolad]

Issues of Muktzeh

Circumcision on Holidays

Second Day of Rosh HaShanah

Blowing a Ram's Horn before Shabbat

As a reward for not working on Pesach and Succot, & for Raising the 4 Species on Succot, the Jews merit to destory Esav, to build the Temple, and to see The Messiah: Pesachim 5a

[Not] Giving two separate Whippings for two separate violations: Pesachim 48a; Makkot 21b-22a

One who works on the night after Holidays will never see benefit: Pesachim 50b

Allowing people to Break certain rules in ignorance, rather than have them do so knowingly: Shabbat 148b

Do we permit Melachah which is not for a significant Yom Tov need, because it is already permitted for a significant Yom Tov need: Beitzah 12a-b

Engaging in initial sexual relations [which will likely result in bleeding] on Holidays: Ketuvot 7a

Lighting a fire to create a nice smell: Ketuvot 7a

Lighting a fire to destroy leaven for Pesach: Pesachim 5a-b

Slaughtering a voluntary burnt offering [olat nedavah]: Beitzah 12a

Work for something which is of equal benefit for all people: Ketuvot 7a

Work for something which is universally considered a necessity: Ketuvot 7a

Work for the benefit of Temple Property [hekdesh]: Pesachim 47a

Work for the benefit of non-Jews: Pesachim 47a

Liability for cooking and eating gid hanasheh [sciatic neurovascular bundle] in milk on Yom Tov: Beitzah 12a-b

Being more lenient regarding Shabbat than Yom Tov, because Yom Tov is inherently more lenient in its laws, leading people to possibly disregard its prohibitions: Beitzah 2a-b

Prohibiting movement of an item which has a permitted use on Holidays, if it is not a movable vessel on Shabbat: Shabbat 124a

Permitting Work with an Altered Form: Shabbat 117b, 128b, 148a, Pesachim 47b

Violation of a Rabbinic Prohibition for that Holiday, or for the following Shabbat, is permitted, but not fora "Distant" Use: Shabbat 114b, Pesachim 47a

Breaking one rabbinic prohibition to announce that another one is permitted: Shabbat 114b

Doing Work if one is certain that the first day was the real Holiday: Pesachim 52a

Taking care of a dead body: Shabbat 139a-b

Separating a tithe and saying that it will take effect on whichever of the two days is not actually the holiday: Eruvin 39a, 39b; Beitzah 3a-b

Construction, Plowing and Completing Items

Building a temporary rooved structure, such as by adding shutters to a roadside stand: Shabbat 125b, 137b-138a; Eruvin 44a-b; Beitzah 10a, 11b-12a

Adding on to a temporary rooved structure, such as by removing shutters from a roadside stand: Shabbat 125b, 137b-138a; Eruvin 44a-b; Succah 27b-28a; Beitzah 10a, 11b-12a

Covering blood after slaughtering: Pesachim 47b; Beitzah 2a, 7b-9a, 9b-10a

Tithing dough: Beitzah 9a

Dancing [one might prepare an instrument]: Shabbat 148b

Making an item valid for use for a Mitzvah: Succah 33b

Above, where he didn't need that item at the time: Succah 33b

Plowing a furrow: Makkot 21b

Burial: Beitzah 6a

Digging a hole: Beitzah 7b-8b

Loans on Holidays, and their legality for claiming payment afterwards: Shabbat 148b

Taking collateral for a Holiday loan: Shabbat 148b

Sanctifying a Celebratory Holiday Offering: Shabbat 148b

Sanctifying an Offering which is not brought on the Holiday: Shabbat 148b

Getting a portion of an animal Slaughtered on the Holiday, if he does/doesn't normally buy portions from the butcher's slaughtering: Shabbat 148b

General Sanctification of animals: Shabbat 148b

Dedicating an item to the Kohanim: Shabbat 148b

General Ex-Communication: Shabbat 148b

Separating Terumah / Other Tithes: Shabbat 148b; Eruvin 39a; Beitzah 12b-13a

Lottery of the Kohanim for [shares of] Offerings: Shabbat 148b

Conducting the lottery for yesterday's [weekday] Offerings, on Holidays: Shabbat 149b

For a group to divide a meal, where they are exact in their division: Shabbat 149a-b; Bava Metzia 75a

Do the laws of transport and eruv apply on Yom Tov: Beitzah 12a

Prohibiting transport of an unnecessary item on Yom Tov, because one may come to do it on Shabbat: Shabbat 124a-b; Beitzah 12a-12b

Transporting the challah dough-tithe or the gifts of meat or Terumah tithe to Kohanim on Yom Tov: Beitzah 12b

Allowing a form of Combing of a Pained Animal, without fear that the Owner may come to do the Sharp Combing which can wound the animal: Pesachim 11b

Acts which appear to be selection: Shabbat 134a

Selection in eating beans: Shabbat 142b; Beitzah 14b

Above case, differentiating between cases where there is more dross or more food: Shabbat 142b

Climbing a tree: Succah 22b

Grinding up stones: Pesachim 47b

Grinding up salt and spices, in normal and abnormal ways: Beitzah 14a-b

Using an untied lid on a barrel of water: Shabbat 148a-b

Using a rag to cover a barrel of water: Shabbat 148a-b

Taking care of a dead body: Shabbat 139a-b

Aiding an animal in birthing: Shabbat 128b

Aiding a mother animal in becoming close to her child: Shabbat 128b

Clapping: Shabbat 148b

Striking one's chest: Shabbat 148b

Lighting a fire: Makkot 21b-22a

Using an egg that was laid on Yom Tov: Beitzah 2a-5b



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