octateuch
noun
oc·ta·teuch
ˈäktəˌtük,
-ə‧ˌtyük
plural -s
often capitalized
: a collection of eight books
especially : the first eight books of the Old Testament
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin octateuchus, from Greek oktateuchos, from okta- octa- + teuchos vessel, case for holding a roll of papyrus; akin to Greek teuchein to make, build
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