rabbi

noun
UK /ˈræb.aɪ/
US /ˈræb.aɪ/

A rabbi is a Jewish teacher and leader who helps people learn about God and their religion.

The rabbi read from the Torah during the service.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A title used when speaking to or about a Jewish religious leader.

Rabbi Cohen welcomed everyone to the synagogue.

3. A learned expert in Jewish law and tradition.

People came from far away to ask the famous rabbi for advice.

4. An ordained leader who guides a Jewish community.

The new rabbi organized classes for children and adults.