Targum, Targumim

Philip S. Alexander

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The name given to the Aramaic translations of the Hebrew Bible. “Targum” is the singular form, while the plural is “Targumim.” Terminology In biblical studies a “Targum” is an early Jewish translation of the Bible into Aramaic. The noun targûm derives from the quadriliteral root trgm which appears

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