(Beraisa): All Mumim that disqualify Kohanim disqualify women. They added to them in a woman [Mumim that disqualify her, even though they do not disqualify Kohanim] mouth odor, sweat odor, and a wart without hair.

R. Ami bar Yakov citing R. Yosi bar Chaninah says, this was taught in the skin of the face.

Question (Mishnah): What does this discuss? It is Mumim in hidden places, but exposed Mumim, he cannot claim.

This (skin of the face) is an exposed Mum!

Answer: We can say that she hides it under the cap on her head.

(Beraisa): A wart with hair - whether it is big or small, whether it is on the body of on the face, it is a Mum;

A wart without hair - on the face, it is a Mum. On the body, it is not a Mum.

What is the case? It is small, but if it is big, whether on the body of on the face, it is a Mum.

Question: Until how much is big [and less than this is called small]?

Answer #1: (R. Shimon ben Gamliel): It is until an Italian Isar (a coin worth six or eight Prutos).

Answer #2 (R. Elazar ben Chananyah): It is until these Dinarim of Kordaini;

They estimated. This is about the size of a [small] gold coin.

Question (R. Redifa citing R. Yonah citing R. Yirmeyah): A bald woman, and a line of hair goes from [one] ear to [the other] ear [what is the law]?

Suggestion - answer (Beraisa): They added to them mouth odor sweat odor, and a wart without hair.

They did not mention baldness! This shows that it is not a Mum.

Rebuttal (R. Shmuel brei d'R. Yosi): It is a Mum. It was not taught, for [the Beraisa] teaches matters that are repulsive in this and this (women and men), and it is a Mum in this (women) and not a Mum in this (Kohanim);

However, something that is beauty in this (men) and a Mum in this (women), and it is a Mum in this (women), like this baldness, even though it is a Mum, it did not teach it.

Support: A beard is beauty in a man and a Mum in a woman, and it was not taught 'more than [the Mumim in Kohanim], there is a beard in a woman. Breasts are beauty in a woman and a Mum in a man, and it was not taught 'more than [the Mumim in women], there is a breasts in a man.

Our Mishnah discusses Mumim that do not normally arise [from birth], but Mumim that normally arise (e.g. an extra finger), even after she entered her husband's Reshus, [her father] must bring a proof and say 'I stipulated with him [that he accepts the Mum].'