talmudic
/tɒlˈmjuːdɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
of or relating to the Talmud, a major work of rabbinic Judaism that is a compilation of Jewish oral traditions and written commentaries
“The scholar’s talmudic interpretations of the ancient text were widely respected by her peers.”
2. noun
a style of argument or discussion that involves prolonged and subtle analysis
“The professor’s talmudic analysis of the novel was fascinating, but some students found it hard to follow.”