(noun) A sect of Jews who adhere closely to the letter of the Scriptures, rejecting the oral law, and allowing the Talmud no binding authority; -- opposed to the Rabbinists.
Karaite tanım:
Kelime: Kara·ism Söyleniş:'kar-&-"i-z&m İşlev:noun Kökeni: Late Hebrew qerAIm Karaites, from Hebrew qArA to read : a Jewish doctrine originating in Baghdad in the 8th century that rejects rabbinism and talmudism and bases its tenets on Scripture alone - Kara·ite /-"It/ noun
Karaite
İngilizce Karaite kelimesinin İspanyolca karşılığı.
s. caraíta, miembro de una secta judaica que se adhiere estrictamente al texto bíblico y no reconoce la tradición oral; miembro de una secta judaica del siglo VIII)
Karaite
İngilizce Karaite kelimesinin Fransızca karşılığı.
n. karaïte, caraïte, personne juive qui ne reconnait que la Thora écrite comme principes du Judaïsme
Karaite
İngilizce Karaite kelimesinin Almanca karşılığı.
n. Karaiter, Anhänger des Karaismus (jüdische Sekte den Talmud im 8en Jahrhundert abzulehnen)
Karaite
İngilizce Karaite kelimesinin İtalyanca karşılığı.
s. karai (credente nelle sacre scritture; discepolo di scuola ebraica del secolo ottavo dopo Cristo)
Karaite
İngilizce Karaite kelimesinin Portekizce karşılığı.
s. caraíta (crente no caraísmo, reconhecedor dos escritos bíblicos literais somente, pertencente a classe judaica do século 18)
Karaite
Fransızca Karaite kelimesinin İngilizce karşılığı.
(m) n. Karaite, member of a Jewish sect which rejected the Talmud and rabbinical teachings (founded in Persia in the 8th century AD)
Karaite
İngilizce Karaite kelimesinin Flemenkçe karşılığı.
zn. Karaiet (naam voor Sadduceeërs, 2 Tempel periode, gelooft alleen in de geschreven Tora)
Karaite
n. member of a Jewish sect which rejected the Talmud and rabbinical teachings (founded in Persia in the 8th century AD)
n. Karaite, member of a Jewish sect which rejected the Talmud and rabbinical teachings (founded in Persia in the 8th century AD)
n. Karaite, member of a Jewish sect which rejected the Talmud and rabbinical teachings (founded in Persia in the 8th century AD)
