baraita
/baˈreɪtə/Judaism
noun
Tannaitic material which is not incorporated in the Mishnah.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Jewish Quarterly Review. From post-biblical Hebrew bāraiṯā and its etymon Aramaic barrāyĕṯā, lit. ‘external (material)’, short for maṯnīṯā barrāyĕṯā (emphatic form) external Mishnah from maṯnīṯā Mishnah + bāraiṯā external.
- the Nine
- the nizam
- the noble art (or science) (of self-defence)
- the noes have it
- the north–south divide
- theo-
- the Oaks
- the object of the exercise
- theobromine
- theocentric
- theocracy
- theocrat
- theocratic
- theocratically
- Theocritus
- theodicean
- theodicy
- theodolite
- theodolitic
- Theodora
- Theodorakis, Mikis
- Theodore Roosevelt National Park
- Theodoric
- Theodosius I
- the off side