Talmud
ˈtælˌmʊd
Definition

Definition of Talmud - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
writingsTECH.collection of writings including the Mishnah and GemaraTECH.
  • He referenced the Talmud in his religious studies.
2.
versionsTECH.two major collections of Jewish religious and legal writingsTECH.
  • The Babylonian Talmud is more widely studied.
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Origin of Talmud

Hebrew, talmud (instruction) + -

Terms with Talmud included in their meaning

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early scholar
early jewish scholar recorded in the Talmud
religion
main body of the Talmud with ancient rabbinical debates
religion
volume of the Talmud
Mishnah
related to the Mishnah, part of the Talmud
knowledgeable person
someone knowledgeable about the Talmud
author
one of the original authors or contributors to the Talmud

Examples of Talmud in a sentence

  • Students often study the Talmud extensively.
  • The Jerusalem Talmud offers different insights.
  • Students compared the two Talmud versions.

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