Rabbinic Judaism

English

Noun

Rabbinic Judaism (uncountable)

The mainstream form of Judaism since the 6th century CE, after the codification of the Babylonian Talmud, having its roots in Pharisaic Judaism and based on the belief that Moses at Mount Sinai received two items from God: the written Torah and the oral Torah.
Synonym: (dated) Rabbinism

Translations

Rabbinic Judaism

Arabic: يهودية ربانية f
Bulgarian: равински юдаизъм m (ravinski judaizǎm)
Catalan: judaisme rabínic m
Czech: rabínský judaismus m
Danish: rabbinsk jødedom c
Dutch: rabbijns jodendom n
Finnish: rabbininen juutalaisuus
French: judaïsme rabbinique (fr) m
Galician: xudaísmo rabínico m
German: rabbinisches Judentum n
Hebrew: יהדות רבנית f (yahadut rabanit)
Italian: ebraismo rabbinico m
Japanese: ラビ・ユダヤ教 (rabi yudaya-kyō)
Latvian: rabīniskais jūdaisms m
Lithuanian: rabinistinis judaizmas m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: rabbanittisk jødedom m

Nynorsk: rabbanittisk jødedom m
Persian: یهودیت ربانی, یهودیت خاخامی
Polish: judaizm rabiniczny m
Portuguese: judaísmo rabínico m
Romanian: iudaism rabinic n
Russian: раввинистский иудаизм m (ravvinistskij iudaizm)
Slovak: rabínsky judaizmus m
Slovene: rabinsko judovstvo n
Spanish: judaísmo rabínico m
Swedish: rabbinsk judendom c
Turkish: Rabbânî Yahudilik
Ukrainian: равіністичний юдаїзм m (ravinistyčnyj judajizm)
Yiddish: רבנישע יידישקייט f (rabonishe yidishkayt)

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