JUDAICAL Meaning and
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Judaical is an adjective originating from the word "judicial," which refers to anything related to the administration of justice or the judiciary system. However, judaical specifically pertains to matters, principles, or practices associated with the Jewish legal system or the study of Jewish law, also known as Halakha. Halakha is a comprehensive set of religious prescriptions and rules that govern various aspects of Jewish life, including rituals, ethics, dietary laws, and civil matters.
When used in reference to judaical principles, it describes the legal framework within Jewish tradition and the application of Jewish laws in resolving disputes and rendering justice. This term is often used to characterize interpretations, decisions, or debates surrounding Jewish law by Jewish scholars, rabbis, and legal experts.
An individual who possesses a deep understanding and expertise in judaical matters may be referred to as a judaical scholar or expert. These individuals analyze texts, consult legal commentaries, and interpret the application of Jewish law in contemporary society.
The study of judaical principles often requires proficiency in Hebrew and a comprehensive knowledge of Jewish texts and legal sources, such as the Torah, Talmud, responsa literature, and codified legal works like the Mishnah and Shulchan Aruch. The principles and practices of judaical law have evolved over centuries and continue to adapt to changing conditions and interpretations within the Jewish community.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of JUDAICAL
The word "judaical" is derived from the term "Judaic", which pertains to Judaism or Jewish culture. "Judaic" originates from the Latin word "Iudaicus", which was adopted from the Greek term "Ioudaikos", meaning "Jewish". In turn, "Ioudaikos" was derived from the Aramaic term "Yehūdāyā", referring to "belonging to Judah" or "Judean".
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