Definition of baraita in English:

baraita

noun baˈreɪtə

Judaism

Tannaitic material which is not incorporated in the Mishnah.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Jewish Quarterly Review. From post-biblical Hebrew bāraiṯā and its etymon Aramaic barrāyĕṯā, lit. ‘external (material)’, short for maṯnīṯā barrāyĕṯā (emphatic form) external Mishnah from maṯnīṯā Mishnah + bāraiṯā external.

Definition of baraita in US English:

baraita

nounbaˈreɪtə

Judaism

Tannaitic material which is not incorporated in the Mishnah.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Jewish Quarterly Review. From post-biblical Hebrew bāraiṯā and its etymon Aramaic barrāyĕṯā, lit. ‘external (material)’, short for maṯnīṯā barrāyĕṯā (emphatic form) external Mishnah from maṯnīṯā Mishnah + bāraiṯā external.

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释义	Definition of baraita in English: baraita noun baˈreɪtə Judaism Tannaitic material which is not incorporated in the Mishnah. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Jewish Quarterly Review. From post-biblical Hebrew bāraiṯā and its etymon Aramaic barrāyĕṯā, lit. ‘external (material)’, short for maṯnīṯā barrāyĕṯā (emphatic form) external Mishnah from maṯnīṯā Mishnah + bāraiṯā external. Definition of baraita in US English: baraita nounbaˈreɪtə Judaism Tannaitic material which is not incorporated in the Mishnah. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Jewish Quarterly Review. From post-biblical Hebrew bāraiṯā and its etymon Aramaic barrāyĕṯā, lit. ‘external (material)’, short for maṯnīṯā barrāyĕṯā (emphatic form) external Mishnah from maṯnīṯā Mishnah + bāraiṯā external.
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