tanna|tannaim in English

noun

(Judaism) person of a group of Jewish sages and teachers who were active between 70 to 200 of the Christian era and their main literary product is the Mishnah wherein their views are recorded

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1. He has leukemia, Tanna.

2. Teachers of the oral law were called Tannaim, a term derived from an Aramaic root meaning “to study,” “to repeat,” or “to teach.”

3. Mishna, the oldest authoritative postbiblical collection and codification of Jewish oral laws, systematically Compiled by numerous scholars (called tannaim) over a period of about two centuries

4. However, Mishima's fortunes revived strongly only after the Tanna Tunnel was completed in 1934, connecting the town to the Tōkaidō Main Line railway between Tokyo and Shizuoka.

5. Tanna Clews: Electing women more important than ever Mar 16, 2021 In 1999, we were the first state to have a female governor, Senate president, and speaker of the House at the same time.

6. This work is an immensely learned and deeply creative interpretation of many fundamental Aggadot relating to the intellectual biographies of the Tannaim and Amoraim, including Hillel and Shammai, Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, Resh Lakish and Rabbi Yochanan, and many others.

7. Rabbi Ari Kahn's The Crowns on the Letters represents a major achievement in the study of the lives of our sages, as well as in the study of rabbinic aggada.This work is an immensely learned and deeply creative interpretation of many fundamental Aggadot relating both to the intellectual biographies of the tannaim and amoraim Hillel and Shammai, Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, Resh

8. Admon (Hebrew: אדמון ‎, or as cited in one of the Baraitas as: אדמון בן גדאי, "Admon ben Gaddai") was an Tanna, and chief dayan (religious judge) on the three police-court judges in Jerusalem during the latter end of the era of the Second Temple of Jerusalem and the times preceding the fall of Jerusalem, and during the times of the end of the era of the Zugot sages and the