rabbi English

Meaning rabbi meaning

What does rabbi mean?

rabbi

— noun spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation; qualified to expound and apply Jewish law

Rabbi

— noun a Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher

Synonyms rabbi synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as rabbi?

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teacher

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professor

priest

preacher

master

expert

Talmudist

Rabbi

Hebrew theologian

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Topics rabbi topics

What do people use rabbi to talk about?

Social behavior Religion Religious organization

Judaism

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  Judaism Jew Jewish Israel Torah Mishna rabbi synagogue kosher Passover Hanukkah Messiah Mosaic Law

Examples rabbi examples

How do I use rabbi in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Rabbi, you are the Son of God; you are the King of Israel.

Rabbi, that man who was with you on the other side of the Jordan - the one you testified about - well, he is baptizing, and everyone is going to him.

The rabbi is on his way.

Tom is a rabbi.

You never told me you were a rabbi.

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Have you no fear of our Rabbi?

The ascendants are favorable, Rabbi.

What should I do, Rabbi?

But, Rabbi!

That is God's will, Rabbi.

No, Rabbi.

Peace is fine, Rabbi, where it belongs, but now I need five times 100,000 talers from the Jews.

Rabbi, Rabbi, you don't realize this is serious.

No, I'm a rabbi.

What in the name of Jupiter is a rabbi?

But I've heard of a young rabbi who says that forgiveness is greater and love more powerful than hatred.

The young rabbi from Nazareth.

But I've heard of a young rabbi who says that forgiveness is greater.

Great writer, that Rabbi Burns.

We have no kadi. to pray for Taha's soul. And we have no rabbi. to pray over Karen.

Rabbi?

Rabbi, I'm from Galilee.

I'm dying! Call my rabbi!

For several hours, he is turned into a rabbi.

Sleep that seizes minister, priest and rabbi alike without regard for colour or national origin.

Darkness, Rabbi?

And, most important of all, our beloved rabbi.

Rabbi, may I ask you a question?

Rabbi Loew made a human out of clay, a golem, but then took away his life again.

Welcome, rabbi.

We don't ask for anything from you, rabbi, anymore.

Rabbi Neftali ben Khaym from Krakow.

At the rabbi Loew's grave, on which when you put a pebble and make a wish, it'll come true.

Did you hear the one about the minister and the rabbi and the priest. who all decided to play golf one election day?

And you have your eye on the rabbi's son.

Well, why not? We only have one rabbi and he only has one son.

Good Sabbath. Tevye, the rabbi's orders.

I heard that the rabbi who must praise himself has a congregation of one.

Although I don't know if the rabbi would agree with your interpretation.

News and current affairs

Tellingly, Benedict quoted Gilles Bernheim, the Chief Rabbi of France, who has expressed similar views on the threats to conventional family life.

In 2012, three Jewish schoolchildren and a rabbi were gunned down in Toulouse.