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mish·nah
noun
also mish·na \ˈmishnə\
(plural mish·na·yoth \ˌmishnäˈyōt(h)\)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Hebrew mishnāh instruction, oral law, from shānāh to repeat, learn
1. : the traditional doctrine of the Jews as represented and developed chiefly in the decisions of the rabbis before A.D. 200
2.
a. : a single rabbinical tenet
b. : a collection of such tenets
• mish·na·ic \(ˈ)mish|nāik\ adjective, usually capitalized |