Extra · Additional classical source for a Torah Temimah-silent passuk
English: She shall remain in a state of blood purification for thirty-three days: she shall not touch any consecrated thing, nor enter the sanctuary until her period of purification is completed.
Yevamos 75a (also Makkos 14b in the Rashi chain).
Sefaria — Yevamos 75a · Sefaria — Makkos 14b
English: “She shall not touch any holy thing” — this comes to include terumah.
Ribuoy of “any holy thing” — the broad language of קֹדֶשׁ expands the prohibition beyond Temple-kodoshim to terumah, because the yoledes after immersion is still a “tevulas yom aruch” until sunset of day forty.
During the thirty-three pure days the woman is permitted to her husband, yet she may not touch (and by extension may not eat) terumah. The verse’s “any holy thing” is the ribuoy that brings terumah into the same restriction as the Mikdash. This is another classic Torah Temimah-style unit: Bavli reading a precise expansion out of a single phrase on a passuk that TT left silent in the Sefaria inventory.