(Mishnah): "K'Nidrei Resha'im", his vow of Nezirus, Korban v'Shevu'ah takes effect.

(Shmuel): The Mishnah discusses separate cases - or he vowed Nezirus, or Korban, or Shevu'ah.

(R. Ze'ira): He vowed about all of them.

(R. Avin): One who wants to explain R. Ze'ira's teaching, it is as follows. A cluster [of grapes] was in front of him. One man passed and said 'I am a Nazir from it' he is a Nazir. Another passed and said 'it is Alai Korban' - it is [forbidden] to him like a Korban. Another passed and said 'it is Alai Shevu'ah' - it is [forbidden] to him through a Shevu'ah;

Another passed and said 'what all three said is Alai' - does it not turn out that he vowed Nezirus, Korban and Shevu'ah?! (The same applies to if the last one said 'k'Nidrei Resha'im Alai'; he accepted what the three people accepted, at once. However, if he did them in order, Shevu'ah does not take effect after Korban. - PANIM ME'IROS.)

(Beraisa): [If one said] 'like [Resha'im's] Nedavos', it has no effect, for Resha'im do not make Nedavos.

Inference: Since he made a Nedavah, he is not a Rasha.

Our Mishnah is like R. Yudan;

(Beraisa - in the name of R. Yudan): "Tov Asher Lo Sidor mishe'Sidor v'Lo Sehalem" - better than both of these, is not to vow at all.

(R. Meir): "Tov Asher Lo Sidor mishe'Sidor v'Lo Sehalem" - better than both of these, is to vow and fulfill, and so it says "Nidru v'Shalmu la'Shem Elokeichem."

How does one do a Nedavah [to avoid any possible transgression]? He brings his lamb [while it is Chulin] to the [opening to the] Azarah and says 'this is an Olah.'

(R. Avin): R. Yehudah would be Pose'ach (suggest a reason to considered a vow to be mistaken) 'had you known that one who vows is called a Rasha, would you have vowed?'

(R. Yanai): "Mokesh Adam Yalashevesh v'Achar Nedarim Levaker" - if one began to vow, his ledger is opened.

Alternatively, "Mokesh Adam Yala Kodesh v'Achar Nedarim Levaker" - we read this like Ichur Nedarim - if one delays (fulfilling) vows, his ledger is opened.

A case occurred in which one said 'Harei Alai Olah', and he delayed bringing it, and his boat sank in the sea.