Definitions

1. noun

Jewish scholars and interpreters of the Oral Law who lived from about 10 BCE to 250 CE, especially during the period of the Mishnah.

“The Tannaim played a crucial role in the development of Judaism, interpreting the laws and traditions of the Jewish people.”

2. noun

Members of the Sanhedrin, the supreme council of Jewish scholars and priests in ancient Jerusalem.

“The Tannaim were known for their wisdom and knowledge of the Jewish scriptures and traditions.”