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her·me·neu·tics
\ˌhərməˈn(y)üd.iks\ noun plural but usually singular in construction
(also her·me·neu·tic)
Etymology: Greek hermēneutikē, from feminine of hermēneutikos
: the study of the methodological principles of interpretation and explanation; specifically : the study of the general principles of biblical interpretation
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