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| Talmud | ||
| (Hebrew "teaching") The Oral Torah, made up of the Mishnah and the Gemara. See Jewish Texts: Talmud. |
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| Tanakh | ||
| (Hebrew TNK, acronym for "Torah," "Nevi'im" and "Ketuvim"). The Jewish Bible. See Jewish Texts: Tanakh. |
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| taryag mitzvot | ||
| (Hebrew, "613 commandments"). The 613 commandments given in the Torah and enumerated by Maimonides. See Jewish Practices: Mitzvot. |
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| terayfa | ||
| (Hebrew, "torn"). Food that is not kosher and may not be eaten. Also spelled treyf or treif. See Jewish Practices: Dietary Laws. |
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| teshuvah | ||
| (Hebrew, "turning"). Repentance; self-evaluation. |
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| Tikkun olan | ||
| The healing of the world; world peace; social justice. |
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| Torah | ||
| (Hebrew, "Law"). The first five books of the Jewish Bible. Also known as the Five Books of Moses or the Pentateuch. See Jewish Texts: Torah. |
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| treyf | ||
| (Hebrew, "torn"). Food that is not kosher; prohibited. Also spelled "terayfa" or "treif." See Jewish Practices: Dietary Laws. |
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