- Small Sanhedrin
- סנהדרין קטנה (כינוי לבית-דין שהיה מורכב מעשרים ושלושה חברים)* * *◙ (םירבח השולשו םירשעמ בכרומ היהש ןיד-תיבל יוניכ) הנטק ןירדהנס◄
English-Hebrew dictionary. Academic. 2013.
Small Sanhedrin
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