rabbi

5 letters in word "rabbi": A B B I R.

No anagrams for rabbi found in this word list.

Words found within rabbi:

ab abb abri ai air ar arb ba bar barb bi bib bra rabi rai ria rib

• Definitions:
• spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation; qualified to expound and apply Jewish law a Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher
• Rabbi, in Judaism, means "teacher", or more literally "great one". The word "Rabbi" is derived from the Hebrew root word ???, rav, which in biblical Hebrew means "great" or "distinguished (in knowledge)". ...
• The Hebrew word meaning " my teacher."
• "Teacher" a Jewish minister who teaches Judaism. Leads the people into worship.
• Is the person who heads a synagogue or a temple and leads its worship and study. The Jewish faith has no priesthood.
• (rab'-i), Hebr. A title accorded to men distinguished for learning and authorized to teach the law. As used in the present work, rabbi is identical with the official title of rav, which see.
• (Hebrew) [from rab great, a chief, leader] My master, my teacher; the master was addressed by his pupils with the word rabbi or rabbenu (our teacher), Moses being customarily called Mosheh rabbenu (our teacher Moses). ...
• Leader of a Jewish congregation, similar to the role of a priest or minister.
• Indicates that the individual was ordained as a rabbi. A number of different titles were given to Torah scholars during the classical and medieval period. Sometimes they had particular significance, while at other times different titles might be used interchangeably. ...
• (Hebrew, "my master") — Spiritual head of a Jewish community; a Jewish teacher or leader. reb, rebbe (Yiddish, "rabbi") — Applied generally to a teacher or Hasidic rabbi. ...
• A Hebrew word that means "my teacher." Some of Jesus' followers called him Rabbi.
• Jewish holy men charged with conducting religious services, ensuring that Jewish laws are observed, and serving as a spiritual guide for the community.
• leader, scholar, and teacher of the Jewish congregation, trained in Jewish laws and rituals
• "My master", a Jewish Priest teacher of the law.
• A Jewish teacher and scholar who is often the leader of a congregation. A rabbi is often the officiant at a Jewish wedding -- almost always at an Orthodox wedding -- but this is not required. Sometimes a hazzan, or cantor (who chants the prayers during Jewish services), will officiate. ...

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