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??? = exegesis
???? = Pentateuch
?????? = Hagiographa
?? ????? = a fortiori
I once made a whole list of these, but I can’t find it now. 🙁 Trying to reconstruct it from scratch. Anyone have any to add?
my RY calls a zona a paramour
??? = unleavened bread
???? = levirate marriage
coffee addict: paramour does not fit.
???? ??? hermeneutics
?????? phylacteries
???? pilgrimage
????? tort
levirate
From the latin “levir” meaning “brother in law”
Tetragrammaton
Again, latin “Tetra” = four, “gram” or “gramma” = letters.
Pentatuch
Once again, latin. “Penta” = five. “tuchos” = tool or book.
The Wolf
Bereishis- Genesis (this one is borderline for making the cut)
Dvarim- Deuteronomy
Metaltelin- chattel
Mishkan – Tabernacle
????= Pentacostalarium
“tuchos = tool or book.”
i giggled 😀
Soliek
How do you spell that word? As far as I know that word hidden.
PBA: Isn’t Sukkos Pentecost with an ‘e’, not an ‘a’?
PBA: Isn’t Sukkos Pentecost with an ‘e’, not an ‘a’?
I dunno. I made the whole thing up anyway.
I knew that. “-alarium” wasn’t the right ending. I was just pointing out that you misspelled your own made-up word.
shevet=tribe
Actually it’s insulting, not amusing. S/o should speak to artscroll. Tribe evokes images of barbarians in loincloth.
Yeah, Pentecost is Shavuos because it means fiftieth (and Shavuos is the fiftieth day of the Omer).
A zonah is not a paramour. That would probably be closer to the definition of pilegesh.
Oh and OneOfMany, lol, when have you last seen the phrase ?? ????? in Biblical literature?
Sukkot = Scenophegia (sp?)
Wolf:
And the hebrew word:
yibum — levirate marriage
A zonah is not a paramour. That would probably be closer to the definition of pilegesh.
No a Pilegesh is a comcubine and a Noef is a paramour. I’m not sure what a Zonah is. (Although in the broadest definition Zonah could mean paramour.)
dash –
I stand corrected. I thought paramour meant something else, but you are right.
Pantateuch comes from the Greek term, pent teuchos = five-volumed (book)
Pentecost (Shavuot) is the fiftiest day after Passover
Genesis (Bereishis)
Exodus (Shmos)
Leviticus (Vayikra)
Numbers (Bamidbar)
Deuteronomy (Dvarim)
Qoheles – Ecclesiastes
Eichah – Lamentations
That one’s not so funny.
Rakia – firmament
????? = begat
Iyov – Job
yovel = jubilee
anthropomorphism = if i recall correctly, this is like “lashon benai adam” – when G-d (or anything non human) is described in human terms.
Tetramule = Merkava (medrash)
the correct word is Septuagint. The shoresh of the (first part of the) word is Septua meaning the 70 zekainim
Sancheirev [melech] Ashur = Sennacherib (pronounced sen-ak-ker-eb) [king of] Assyria
Once we’re getting into that; Nebuchadnezzar – pronounced Neh-buh-kud-NEZ-er (I know this from Star Wars).
Remember the Pentateuch chumash?
It was the name of a ship.
It was the name of a ship.
I think you got your movies mixed up. The Matrix had a ship named Nebuchadnezzar. I don’t remember any ship with that name in Star Wars.
Oh wait no it was the Matrix!
Watch the Yetzer Hora in action…we started talking about Torah and look where the conversation is veering…
Ablution is to broad of a term, baptism is more specific.
Watch the Yetzer Hora in action…we started talking about Torah and look where the conversation is veering…
I thought tevila = immersion
while on the subject of tevila-
mIkveh = ritualarium
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