moed katan 15

in mourning
unwrap the tefillin
and wrap the head

moed katan 14

the priest who shuns food due to grief
the judges who shuns food before judging capital cases
and the process for shunning people

moed katan 13

the important task of retaining dignity using soap, scissors and thread

the permitted work of the barber, the tailor, and the laundry

moed katan 12

protecting and safeguarding the valuable commodities - the wine, oil and flax

moed katan 11

expert workers and skilled crafts allowed to work
the barber and the bath attendant
but the sailor recommends to eat putrid fish

moed katan 10

some work you can, and some you can't do on the inbetween days

moed katan 9

the hairy women and girls, with all their unwanted hair,
who will give birth to wanted sons