beth din
noun
ˈbāth-ˈdin,
-ˈdēn,
ˈbāt-,
ˈbās-
variants or bet din
ˈbāt-ˈdin,
ˈbās-
1
: a Jewish court in ancient times composed of three or four judges
2
: a judicial body composed of a rabbi and two or more assistants having jurisdiction in matters of Jewish law
Word History
Etymology
Hebrew bēth dīn, literally, house of judgment
- uncontrollably
- uncontrolled
- uncontroversial
- uncontroversially
- uncontrovertible
- uncontrovertibly
- unconventional
- unconventionalism
- unconventionalities
- unconventionality
- unconventionally
- unconversable
- unconvert
- unconverted
- unconvertibility
- unconvertible
- unconvertibly
- unconvince
- unconvinced
- unconvincing
- unconvincingly
- unconvincingness
- unconvincingnesses
- unconvoluted
- unconvoyed