מדרש
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—Midrash
Rabbinic Hebrew · Jewish Aramaic of Eretz YisraelNarrative, exposition, quotation formulas, and the linguistic character of distinct midrashic corpora.
LIBRARY
Look up a source.
Then learn its language.
Targum Molcho brings the sacred texts and the work of learning their language into one Beit Midrash. Find an exact verse, daf, Midrash, Zohar passage, Lurianic teaching, or commentary—then learn to read it from the source.
OPEN SIFREI KODESH
Every collection has its own natural index.
Browse by book and verse, seder and tractate, daf, native Midrash section, parashah, tikkun, gate, or derush. The original Hebrew or Aramaic remains before you while the learning tools help you understand it.
Tanakh
Book → chapter → verse
תרגומיםTargumim
Biblical book → chapter → verse
סידורים ותפילהSiddurim & Tefillah
Nusach → service → prayer → paragraph
משנהMishnah
Seder → tractate → chapter → mishnah
תלמוד בבליTalmud Bavli
Seder → tractate → daf → passage
תלמוד ירושלמיTalmud Yerushalmi
Seder → tractate → chapter → halakhah → passage
מדרשMidrash
Collection → work → native section
קבלהKabbalah
Corpus or school → work → parashah, tikkun, daf, gate, or native division
מפרשיםCommentaries
Base text → exact passage → connected commentaries
01Authentic from the beginningNo artificial textbook Hebrew standing between you and the source.
02Dialect made explicitBavli, Targumic, Eretz Yisrael, and Zoharic Aramaic are not collapsed together.
03Words stay connectedEach analyzed form can lead back to its passage and onward to its other occurrences.
Collections
7 reading destinationsתנ״ך
AVAILABLE
→Torah & Tanakh
Biblical Hebrew · Biblical AramaicFoundational syntax, high-frequency roots, pointed reading, and the Aramaic of Daniel and Ezra.
תרגום
AVAILABLE
→Targumim
Targumic AramaicRead the Aramaic renderings beside their biblical verses while keeping Targumic vocabulary and grammar in their own track.
משנה
AVAILABLE
→Mishnah
Rabbinic HebrewShort, authentic passages chosen to teach the forms and legal formulas that recur across the Oral Torah.
גמ׳
AVAILABLE
→Talmud Bavli
Rabbinic Hebrew · Jewish Babylonian AramaicLanguage and sugya structure together: statement, question, answer, objection, resolution, and conclusion.
זוהר
AVAILABLE
→Zohar
Zoharic AramaicA dedicated linguistic path where dictionary meaning, plain context, and Kabbalistic interpretation remain distinct.
מפרשים
COMING LATER
—Commentaries
Medieval & Early Modern Rabbinic HebrewRashi type, abbreviations, source references, compact syntax, and the conventions of the classical commentators.
CONNECTED SOURCE STUDY
Begin with passages joined to language tools.
Every word on this shelf can be heard, inspected, searched in the lexicon, and reopened at its exact place in the reader.
01 · Torahבְּרֵאשִׁית בָּרָא אֱלֹהִים אֵת
Genesis 1:1
Biblical Hebrew
Open guided passage →02 · Targumבְּקַדְמִין בְּרָא יְיָ יָתTargum Onkelos, Genesis 1:1
Targumic Aramaic
Open guided passage →03 · Mishnahמֵאֵימָתַי קוֹרִין אֶת שְׁמַעMishnah Berakhot 1:1
Rabbinic Hebrew
Open guided passage →04 · Talmud Bavliתַּנָּא הֵיכָא קָאֵי דְּקָתָנֵיBavli Berakhot 2a
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
Open guided passage →05 · Zoharתָּא חֲזֵיZohar, Miketz 15
Zoharic Aramaic
Open guided passage →A LIBRARY THAT GROWS WITH LEARNING
Every work stays connected to its language.
Each corpus, work, passage, word, pronunciation, connection, and review has its own place. New texts can be added without flattening dialects or losing the path between a word and its source.
WAYS TO KEEP STUDYING
The same library opens through many paths.
A person may complete one sefer or one course and still have new word trails, source chains, dialect studies, and review paths waiting.
01מִלָּה
Follow a word
Open every reviewed occurrence of a lemma, compare its forms, and move between dialects without collapsing their differences.
Open this path →02סוּגְיָאFollow an argument
Continue from a statement to its question, answer, objection, resolution, parallels, and later commentary.
Open this path →03מָקוֹרFollow a source
Move from a biblical verse into Midrash, Talmud, commentary, halakhah, and Zohar through reviewed source links.
Open this path →04לָשׁוֹןFollow a dialect
Study Biblical, Rabbinic, Eretz Yisrael, Babylonian, Targumic, and Zoharic language on their own terms.
Open this path →THE SOURCE LIBRARY
Whole texts connected to language study.
Begin with connected passages across Torah, Targum, Mishnah, Bavli, and Zohar. Complete source texts and their commentaries remain searchable and joined to the learning system.
Tanakh & Targumim
Complete Torah · Nevi’im · Ketuvim · Targum Onkelos · Targum Jonathan
Siddurim & Tefillah
Siddur Ashkenaz · Siddur Edot HaMizrach · weekday · Shabbat · festival prayers
Mishnah & Talmud
Complete Mishnah · Tosefta · Talmud Bavli · Talmud Yerushalmi
Midrash
Mekhilta · Sifra · Sifrei · Bereshit Rabbah · Vayikra Rabbah · Midrash Tanhuma
Classical Commentaries
Rashi · Tosafot · Ramban · Ibn Ezra · Radak · additional early commentators
Halakhah & Responsa
Mishneh Torah · Tur · Shulhan Arukh · early responsa collections
Kabbalah
Zohar · Zohar Chadash · Tikkunei Zohar · Sefer Yetzirah · Bahir · Heikhalot · Zoharic commentaries · Etz Chaim · Shemoneh Shearim · Otzrot Chaim · Mavo Shearim · the wider Lurianic corpus · additional Kabbalah works