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tannaite
tannaite n. and adj. 
/ˈtɑːneɪaɪt/ (a) n. = main sense; (b) adj. = tannaitic adj.
/ˈtɑːneɪaɪt/ (a) n. = main sense; (b) adj. = tannaitic adj.ΘΚΠ
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tanna1718
Rav1809
Talmid Chacham1863
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lamdan1907
tannaite1919
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tannaitic1905
tannaite1919
1919 H. A. A. Kennedy Theol. Epist. i. 17 These were due to the wisdom of many teachers, of whom the most famous were the so-called Tannaites.
1950 L. S. Thornton Revelation & Mod. World ix. 283 There was a ‘tannaite’ succession of teachers which traced its genealogy back through successive pairs of rabbis to the men of the Great Synagogue.
1957 Encycl. Brit. XV. 458/1 The Midrash of the schools, often called Halakhic or Tannaite (i.e. Mishnaic) Midrash.
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- to hold or stop one's jaw
- to hold out
- to hold out ,forth in farm
- to hold out ,forth to farm
- to hold out of languor
- to hold out rubbers
- to hold out water
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- to hold schools
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