Trachea / Kaneh (Daf 18)

This is the corner. The corner, it's getting together from couple parts. And top, it's starting with a quiver. This is the quiver, the head of the corner. We'll show you the four parts in the quiver. In the bottom, it's like the biggest part. It's more white. And then you have curved, it's getting narrow. It's called the shippy quiver. Then you have in top, it's called the hidden the quiver. The tip of the quiver. Above the hidden the quiver, it's a quiver cotton. It's called a small quiver. It also looks like a head. Then you have on the other side of the quiver, you will have the hitta. Hitta is looks like two small hittum. It's the vocal cord for the behema. Then you have the corner is getting together with cartilage bones. So the first cartilage called the tabasak doila. Tabasak doila is closed from all sides with cartilage. Then after the tabasak doila, you will see rings. Tabuas, it's you will see between the tabuas there's like chrome. It's called buser. The chrome is all the bus together. The difference between the tabasak doila and the regular tabuas, tabasak doila is getting covered with cartilage all around. And the other tabuas is only getting covered around three sides. And from the bottom, it's getting covered with a skin.