Hachanah d'Rabbah - Preparation on Shabbat/Holidays for after Shabbat/Holidays

Rules regarding exertion to save items from danger on Shabbat, for use on another day

The source for the prohibition against preparing on Shabbat: Shabbat 156b-157a; Beitzah 2b

One may not cook on Yom Tov for Shabbat, but one may use the leftovers for Shabbat: Beitzah 15b

Preparing via speech, for something which one may not do on Shabbat: Shabbat 150a

Preparing via thought, for something which one may not do on Shabbat: Shabbat 150a

Distinguishing between cases based upon how obvious the preparation element is: Beitzah 11a-b

Folding Clothes for Shabbat: Shabbat 113a

Folding Clothes where there are replacements for Shabbat: Shabbat 113a

Making Beds for Shabbat: Shabbat 113a

Washing dishes, for Shabbat and for after Shabbat: Shabbat 118a

Travelling to a field, to inspect it and see what it needs: Eruvin 38b-39a

Travelling to a bathhouse, to enter after Shabbat: Eruvin 38b-39a

Using an egg laid on Shabbat, on Sunday which is Yom Tov: Beitzah 2b, 4a-b

Preparing an egg laid on Yom Tov for consumption the next day, which is Shabbat: Beitzah 4a-b

Preparing for a holiday which will follow Shabbat: Eruvin 38b

Preparing for Shabbat on a Holiday: Eruvin 38b

Setting up the meal extending the travel-limit [Techum] for Shabbat, which will occur that night, on a holiday: Eruvin 38b

Putting an animal hide where it will be trampled - which prepares it for leather-working: Beitzah 10a, 11a

Salting meat atop a hide, which will perforce prepare the hide for leather-working as well: Beitzah 11a

Treating animal fats to keep them from smelling, which will also help preserve them: Beitzah 11a-b

Salting many pieces of meat where one needs only a single piece: Beitzah 11b



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