| 释义 |
se·pher torah
noun
or se·fer torah \|sāfər-\
(plural si·phrei torah or si·frei torah \|siˌfrā-\ ; or sepher torahs or sefer torahs)
Usage: usually capitalized S&T
Etymology: Hebrew sēpher tōrāh, literally, book of law
: a leather or parchment scroll of the Pentateuch used in a synagogue for liturgical purposes |