Definition of pilpul in English:

pilpul

noun ˈpɪlpʊl

Judaism

Subtle or keen rabbinical argumentation; an instance of this. In extended use: unprofitable argument, quibbling.

Origin

Late 19th century. From post-biblical Hebrew pilpūl from pilpēl to turn to and fro, to dispute; the connection with pilpēl pepper is probably fanciful.

Definition of pilpul in US English:

pilpul

nounˈpɪlpʊl

Judaism

Subtle or keen rabbinical argumentation; an instance of this. In extended use: unprofitable argument, quibbling.

Origin

Late 19th century. From post-biblical Hebrew pilpūl from pilpēl to turn to and fro, to dispute; the connection with pilpēl pepper is probably fanciful.

单词	pilpul
释义	Definition of pilpul in English: pilpul noun ˈpɪlpʊl Judaism Subtle or keen rabbinical argumentation; an instance of this. In extended use: unprofitable argument, quibbling. Origin Late 19th century. From post-biblical Hebrew pilpūl from pilpēl to turn to and fro, to dispute; the connection with pilpēl pepper is probably fanciful. Definition of pilpul in US English: pilpul nounˈpɪlpʊl Judaism Subtle or keen rabbinical argumentation; an instance of this. In extended use: unprofitable argument, quibbling. Origin Late 19th century. From post-biblical Hebrew pilpūl from pilpēl to turn to and fro, to dispute; the connection with pilpēl pepper is probably fanciful.
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