Mishnah
noun
Mish·nah ˈmish-nə 
variants or Mishna
: the collection of mostly halachic Jewish traditions compiled about a.d. 200 and made the basic part of the Talmud
Mishnaic
mish-ˈnā-ik
adjective 
Word History
Etymology
Hebrew mishnāh instruction, oral law
First Known Use
1610, in the meaning defined above
- pustulose
- pustulous
- puszta
- put
- put (an animal) off the/someone's scent
- put (an animal) out of its misery
- put (one's) money on
- put (oneself) across as
- reusing
- Reuter
- reuters
- Reuther
- reutilisation
- reutilise
- reutilised
- reutilises
- reutilising
- reutilization
- reutilizations
- reutilize
- reutilized
- reutilizes
- reutilizing
- Reutlingen
- reuttered