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rabbi

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈræbaɪ/

Forms: rabbis

rabbi means: A person trained to lead a Jewish religious community.

noun

JEWISH RELIGIOUS LEADERB2

A person trained to lead a Jewish religious community.

  • Our rabbi leads the service.
  • She trained to become a rabbi.
  • Two rabbis attended the community meeting.

Common phrases: local rabbi, chief rabbi, the synagogue's rabbi, become a rabbi

JEWISH LAW TEACHERC1

A Jewish teacher who understands religious law and can decide how it should be followed.

  • They asked a rabbi about Jewish law.
  • The rabbi explained the rules for preparing food.
  • Several rabbis discussed the religious question.

Common phrases: learned rabbi, consult a rabbi, ask a rabbi

SENIOR MENTORC2

A senior officer who advises and supports a less experienced officer.

  • A senior officer became his rabbi.
  • Her rabbi helped her prepare for promotion.
  • Young officers sometimes seek rabbis within the department.

Similar words: mentor, sponsor

Common phrases: his rabbi, a senior rabbi, find a rabbi

Questions about rabbi

What does rabbi mean?

A person trained to lead a Jewish religious community.

What is rabbi in other languages?

Türkçe: haham · Español: rabino · Français: rabbin · Deutsch: Rabbiner · Italiano: rabbino · 日本語: ラビ

How do you pronounce rabbi?

It is pronounced /ˈræbaɪ/.

How do you use rabbi in a sentence?

Our rabbi leads the service. She trained to become a rabbi.

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