אֲרַמִּי m. , אֲרָמִית f. 1) (b. h.) Aramaean, Aramaic, Chaldaic. [Targ. II Kings XVIII, 26.]—לשון א׳ Chaldaic. Sabb. 12ᵇ; a. fr. —2) (= אֲרוֹמִי; v. אֲרָם 3) Romish, Roman, heathen. [Owing to Christian censors as well as timid Jewish copyists, many of the passages originally referring to Romans, Christians, &c., have been altered by substituting Arammi, Kuthi, Goy &c., so that only by keen criticism their real application can be ascertained.]—Fem. gentile woman. Ber. 8ᵇ (Ms. M. ארמאית). Snh. IX, 6; a. fr.—Y. Meg. I, 71ᶜ top ארמית Latin; v. בָּדָא.—Pl. אֲרַמִּים Meg. 11ᵃ (some ed. פרסיים; Ms. M. רוֹמִיִּים; Sifra B’ḥukk. Par. II, ch. 8 אספסיינוס). V. אֲרוֹמִי.