MISHNAIC

Meaning of MISHNAIC in English

adj. of or pertaining to the Mishnah; of the Mishnaic period

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MISHNAIC — adjective see: Mishnah
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MISHNAIC — adjective see mishnah
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MISHNAIC — see Mishnah
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POST-MISHNAIC — adj.
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MISHNAIC LANGUAGE — language used in the rabbinic commentaries
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MISHNAH — or Mishna noun Etymology: Hebrew mishnāh instruction, oral law Date: 1610 the collection of mostly halakic Jewish traditions compiled about …
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HEBREW LANGUAGE — Like Aramaic , to which it is closely related, Hebrew has a documented history of nearly 3,000 years. The earliest …
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HEBREW — I. ˈhē(ˌ)brü adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English Ebreu, Hebru, Hebrewe, from Old French ebreu, ebrieu, hebreu, hebrieu, from …
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ULPAN — ˈülˌpän noun ( plural ulpa·nim |ülpä|nēm) Etymology: New Hebrew ūlpān, from Mishnaic Aramaic ( bēth ) ūlpānā (house) of study, …
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SANHEDRIN — (ˈ)sanˈhēdrə̇n, sän-, -ˈhed-; ˈsan(h)ēˌdrin, -nə̇ˌ-, -_drə̇n noun or san·he·drim -rə̇m, -rim ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Mishnaic Hebrew …
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ROSH HASHANAH — noun or rosh ha·sha·na also rosh ha·sho·noh ˌrōsh(h)əˈshōnə, ˌrȯsh-, ˌräsh-, -ˈshȯnə, -ˈshänə also |r...shˌhäshəˈnä Usage: capitalized R&H Etymology: Mishnaic Hebrew …
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PRUTAH — noun or pru·ta prüˈtä ( plural pru·toth or pru·tot -tōt(h), -tōs) Etymology: New Hebrew pĕrūṭāh, from Mishnaic Hebrew, lepton 1. …
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PROSBUL — ˈpräzˌbu̇l noun ( -s ) Etymology: Mishnaic Hebrew pĕrōzbōl, pĕrōsbōl, probably from Greek prosbolē application, approach, from prosballein to strike …
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AMORA — əˈmōrə noun ( plural amo·ra·im ˌämōˈräˌim) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Heb. ămōrā' (plural ămōrā'īm ) speaker, interpreter, from Aramaic āmōrā …
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MISHNAH — — Mishnaic /mish nay"ik/ , Mishnic, Mishnical , adj. Eng., Ashk. Heb. /mish"neuh/ ; Seph. Heb. /meesh nah"/ , n. …
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MISHNAH — [ 'mɪʃnə ] ■ noun a collection of exegetical material embodying the oral tradition of Jewish law and forming part …
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TANNA — also spelled Tana (Aramaic: teacher), plural Tannaim, or Tanaim, any of several hundred Jewish scholars who, over a period of …
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HEBREW LITERATURE — the body of written works produced in the Hebrew language and distinct from Jewish literature, which also exists in other …
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HEBREW LANGUAGE — Semitic language of the Northern Central (also called Northwestern) group; it is closely related to Phoenician and Moabite, with which …
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MISHNAH — n. a collection of precepts forming the basis of the Talmud, and embodying Jewish oral law. Mishnaic adj. [ Heb. …
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MISHNAH — n. a collection of precepts forming the basis of the Talmud, and embodying Jewish oral law. Derivatives: Mishnaic adj. Etymology: …
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HEBREW LANGUAGE — Semitic language that is both a sacred language of Judaism and a modern vernacular in Israel. Like Aramaic , to …
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RABBINIC — Synonyms and related words : Gemaric, Mishnaic, Talmudic, abbatial, abbatical, academic, archiepiscopal, bookish, canonical, capitular, capitulary, churchly, clerical, devoted to …
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