hasid

/ˈhɑsɪd/
noun
  1. A member of a Jewish religious group that follows a strict, joyful form of Orthodox Judaism, often with a focus on mysticism and a spiritual leader called a rebbe.
    • The Hasid walked to the synagogue wearing a traditional black hat and coat.
    • She learned about the history of the Hasids from her grandfather, who was a scholar.
    • Many Hasids celebrate holidays with singing and dancing to express their devotion.
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