Where am I (ie Xi) mentioned in the Talmud?

The anointing of the Kohanim was a "Xi"......

You're not a beheime but not yet a chaye.

What about some of the Korbans Mincha's ?

Some of us are both...

Many places. Here's one (Horiyos 12a):

ואת הכהנים כמין כי מאי כמין כי אמר רב מנשיא בר גדא כמין כף יוני

no where the talmud is aramaic not english

Thank you.

How do you pronounce "Xi"?
Am I the only one who doesn't get it?

I pronounce it 'she'.
In addition to my name, it is the fourteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, and equals eleven. I have heard several other explanations that I don't care to go into right now, but that are out there, floating around.

I'm really only lost.

It is pronounced "zī," "sī," or in modern Greek, "ksē."

Its value is 60 in the Greek numeral system. Oh, you mean that xi is 11 in the Roman numeral system.

I based it on the Pinyin / Chinese, not the Greek. The other explanations were from fellow h.commers and others.

So, where are you in the Gemara?

Above.

I'm slow. Where?

Post 6.

but that's not "she"?

Oh, that? It's mentioned very many times.

So what were you looking for?

Greek letter Xi.

Our poster, Xi, pronounces it "she." But, at least in ancient Greece, it was pronounced like the Hebrew word כי (only where the כ is רפה). Clear your throat and go chhhhhi.

I'm having a hard time understanding this.

Using yeshivish, what sound would that be?

Chee, rhymes with "me," but begins with the same sound as the name "Chaim."

Thanks.