rabbi

/ˈræbaɪ/
noun
  1. A Jewish religious leader or teacher, often in charge of a synagogue or congregation.
    • The rabbi gave a thoughtful sermon during the Friday evening service.
    • Our local rabbi teaches a class on Jewish history every Tuesday.
    • She consulted the rabbi about the meaning of a passage in the Torah.
  2. A title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher.
    • Many people call their spiritual advisor simply 'Rabbi'.
    • Rabbi Cohen is well known for his writings on ethics.
    • The students addressed their teacher as Rabbi Goldstein.
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