Talmud in Japanese
Talmud in Japanese is タルムード — Talmud means a central text of Jewish law and tradition, existing in Babylonian and Jerusalem versions.
Talmud in Japanese
タルムード
Pronounced: tarumūdo
(Judaism) 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).
What does "Talmud" mean?
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name A central text of Jewish law and tradition, existing in Babylonian and Jerusalem versions.
"Students at the yeshiva spend years studying the Talmud."
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Talmud in a sentence
- Students at the yeshiva spend years studying the Talmud.
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What is "Talmud" in Japanese?
"Talmud" in Japanese is タルムード. Talmud means: A central text of Jewish law and tradition, existing in Babylonian and Jerusalem versions.
How do you pronounce タルムード?
"Talmud" in Japanese is タルムード, pronounced "tarumūdo".
How do you use "Talmud" in a sentence?
Example: "Students at the yeshiva spend years studying the Talmud." In Japanese, "Talmud" is タルムード.
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