The "Koy" כוי Creature

The koy as a creature of unique taxonomy [briah bifnei atzmo בריה בפני עצמו]: Yoma 74b; Keritot 21a

The koy as a creature which is a chayah or beheimah, we just don't know which: Bechorot 12a

Eating its forbidden fats: Yoma 74a-b; Keritot 21a

Eating its blood: Yoma 74a-b; Keritot 21a

Eating its gid hanasheh: Keritot 21a

Eating a koy which died without shechitah [kosher slaughter] and so it is a neveilah: Keritot 21a

Bringing a korban asham taluy [offering for uncertain guilt] if one ate its potentially forbidden fat: Keritot 17b-18a

Whether its body communicates impurity, if it dies without shechitah [tumat neveilah]: Keritot 21a

Its status, in terms of its inclusion in certain categories in the event of certain vows: Nedarim 18b

Covering its blood after it is killed: Beitzah 8a-b

Slaughtering a koy on Yom Tov: Beitzah 8a-b

Concern that if one covers a Koy's blood, people will assume its fat is permitted, since one may eat the fats of those animals for which blood-covering is a requirement: Beitzah 8b

Using a koy to redeem a first-born male donkey [peter chamor]: Bechorot 12a



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