Noun:

Mazer,

mamzer's Usage Examples:

In the Hebrew Bible and Jewish religious law, a mamzer (Hebrew: ממזר‎, lit.

"estranged person", plural mamzerim) is a person who is born as the result.

) As a mamzer is excluded from the assembly (Deuteronomy 23:3), the Talmud forbids a marriage by an ordinary Jew to a mamzer.

However, a mamzer may marry.

In particular, it excludes mamzers, and men who were forcibly emasculated.

The descendants of mamzers, up to the tenth generation, were also.

recognized, and any child she might have with another man would be considered a mamzer (illegitimate).

includes, but is not limited to, restrictions on marriages involving a mamzer and by kohenim.

and more recently in its decision prohibiting the taking of evidence on mamzer status on the grounds that implementing such a status is immoral.

the child could have been conceived outside of marriage, making them a mamzer under Jewish law.

in the case of an ignorant priest and a scholar who is an illegitimate mamzer, the latter must precede the priest in all honors" (Hor.

decide on the inheritance of a man who died with one legitimate and nine mamzer sons.

German: Lachs; OED, MW) Mamzer: Bastard (from Yiddish/Hebrew: ממזר‎, mamzer; OED) Maven: Expert, aficionado (מבֿין‎, meyvn, from.

is considered illegitimate and takes on the status of a mamzer.

Jewish law forbids a mamzer from marrying another Jew of legitimate birth, which is the.

Children born of the union do not have mamzer status.

to marry or divorce, particularly in relation to the inherited status of mamzer, the marriage of males from the priestly line, persons not recognized as.