English: As the verse says, “And cut it into its pieces” — it into its pieces, and not its pieces into [further] pieces.
In the sugya: One level of division only. The animal becomes its standard limbs; those limbs are not further subdivided into ever-smaller pieces under this command.
Type of Learning
Miyut from “into its pieces” — standard limbs, not sub-pieces.
What Is Learned
Nituach divides the animal into the standard limbs, not into ever-smaller subdivisions of those limbs. “Into its pieces” stops at one generation of cutting.