el
masculine
/raˈβino/
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Translation
rabbi
Word origin
From Late Latin rabbinus, from Hebrew rabbi ('my master'), from rav ('great one, master'). The same root gives English 'rabbi'.
- Origin
- Hebrew
- Root
- rabbi
- English cognates
- rabbi
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralrabinos
Examples
pasaje Torá.
The rabbi read a passage from the Torah.
ceremonia.
We spoke with the community rabbi after the ceremony.
.
The rabbi explained the meaning of the festival to the young people.
Muchas .
Many families turn to the rabbi in search of advice.
sacerdote participaron juntos .
The rabbi and the priest took part in the event together.
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