Talmudist
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- noun
- /ˈtɑːlmədɪst/
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talmudista
- Anyone who worships Ludwig von Mises, Rothbard, Israel Kirzner (the son of a well-known Talmudist), and others like that is a sellout.
Examples
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The Talmudists think it is their God-given right to rule over the entire goyim world with an iron fist, while the Rothschild demons really only care about money, power, and creating death the world over for their satanic pleasure.
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The Rothschild global crime syndicate is using a bunch of Orthodox Talmudists.
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Very Jewish and a typical Talmudist.
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Sorry, I'm not a great Talmudist.
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Epstein is a Jewish Talmudist.
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The Austrian Talmudist Isaac Hirsch Weiss listed a number of critical areas in which, he argued, the rabbis had adopted Persian practices.
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For this reason, the Talmudists describe Jesus as "the second Balaam"—that is, the Prophet who prophesies for the benefit of the heathen at the expense of the "chosen people."
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A skilled Talmudist, she spent hours each day studying ancient texts.
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The renowned Talmudist gave a lecture on the interpretations of the Talmud.
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As a dedicated Talmudist, he often participated in discussions about Jewish law.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Talmudist = Talmud (transparent) = Talmud + ist
Formed by the proper noun 'Talmud' plus the productive agentive suffix '-ist', so the meaning 'person associated with the Talmud' is directly predictable.
Etymology
Talmudist comes from Talmud, a Hebrew word meaning 'study' and the ending -ist, which names a person like artist or pianist. So a Talmudist is someone who studies or is an expert in the Talmud.