Commentary for Menachot 202:14

אלא להך לישנא דאמר אפילו טהורין נפדין לפרקינהו

An objection was raised [from the following]: R'Simeon says, There is nothar<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' I.e., 'that which remained'; the portion of a sacrifice that had not been eaten or sacrificed upon the altar within the time prescribed. It may not be eaten or put to any kind of use, but must be burnt.');">²²</span> which conveys food-uncleanness and there is also nothar which does not convey food-uncleanness.

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