Targum

Tar·gum

noun \ˈtär-ˌgu̇m, -ˌgüm\

Definition of TARGUM

: an Aramaic translation or paraphrase of a portion of the Old Testament

Origin of TARGUM

Late Hebrew targūm, from Aramaic, translation

First Known Use: 1587

Rhymes with TARGUM

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