The plural of dayan; multiple judges or magistrates in Jewish religious and legal tradition.
Hebrew plural form of 'dayyan,' formed with the standard -im ending. Used to refer to groups of judges serving in Jewish courts or community leadership.
A Jewish community needed at least three dayanim to form a proper court, making the group itself a recognized legal body with real authority over community members.
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