talmud
IPA: tˈæɫmʌd
Root Word: Talmud
noun
- A collection of Jewish writings related to the practical application of Judaic law and tradition (may refer to either the Babylonian Talmud or the shorter Jerusalem Talmud).
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Examples of "talmud" in Sentences
- Magistrates courts are a religeous outfit "talmud"
- Categories: charles p. ries hugh fox | icehouse & thirteen keys to talmud
- Contact you dream? you listen? spoken word? hugh fox | icehouse & thirteen keys to talmud
- At least recently, life-long exclusive talmud study is no longer the norm even among lakewood types.
- Put me down, too, for wishing there had never been a Torah, talmud, Gospels, epistles, Quran or hadith.
- He learns at a modern kindergarten instead of a talmud torah, sings only in Hebrew and excels at gymnastics.
- Thus, Rabbi Feinstein maintains that although girls must be Torah-educated, they are not obligated in talmud Torah (IM YD 2: 106).
- There are still many people who commit large portions of mishnah and talmud to memory, even though it no longer needs to be passed down orally.
- The classic “black hatters,” the non-Chassidic hareidim, for the most part do earn livings, are encouraged to do so, and do not spend their entire lives studying talmud regardless of talent.
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