Extra · Additional classical source for a Torah Temimah-silent passuk
Chabad.org — Vayikra Chapter 11 with Rashi
Rashbam on Vayikra 11:3–5.
Sefaria — Rashbam on Vayikra 11:3
English: Rashbam defines a split hoof as a single nail-like hoof divided into two parts, rather than several separate toes or one solid hoof.
Textual definition — The source interprets the verse through its wording and context.
Rashbam clarifies the physical signs that define the permitted land animals: the hoof must be a single hoof-like structure rather than separate claws on each toe, as with the animals named in this section, and the hoof must be divided into two.