Pumbedita

Pumbedita
פום בדיתא
	Shown within Iraq
Location

Pumbedita^[a] (Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: פוּם בְּדִיתָא Pūm Bəḏīṯāʾ, "Mouth of the Bedita"^[1]) was an ancient city located in modern-day Iraq. It is known for having hosted the Pumbedita Academy.

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^ See Schremer, Adiel (1998). "From the Onomasticon of Jewish Settlements in Talmudic Babylonia to the Talmudic Lexicon". Lĕšonénu (in Hebrew). 61 (1/2): 87–109, esp. 90 [4] n. 14. The river "Bedita" has not been identified.

[:0-2] See Schremer, Adiel (1998). "From the Onomasticon of Jewish Settlements in Talmudic Babylonia to the Talmudic Lexicon". Lĕšonénu (in Hebrew). 61 (1/2): 87–109, esp. 90 [4] n. 14. The river "Bedita" has not been identified.

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