Definition: The Hebrew word 'Aranu' translates to 'sheep'. It's a term in Judaism, specifically referring to animals such as sheep that are part of the community at the time. Definition: In Jewish law, the term "Aranu" refers to animals belonging to the flock or community of individuals who share the same herd. This is often used in rabbinic literature to describe an individual's membership in a particular community or family.
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