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UK//ˈræbaɪ//US//ˈræbaɪ//

Meaning of Rabbi

A Jewish scholar or teacher, especially one who conducts religious worship.

In simple words: A teacher or leader in Judaism

Rabbi in a sentence

  • The rabbi gave an inspiring sermon last weekend.
  • Many people seek advice from their rabbi during difficult times.
  • The rabbi teaches about Jewish traditions and laws.
  • At the ceremony, the rabbi blessed the couple.
  • Children learn about their heritage from their rabbi.

How to use Rabbi

Used respectfully to refer to a Jewish religious leader. Avoid using in secular contexts where religion is not relevant.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think 'rabbi' sounds like 'rabbit' - imagine a wise rabbit teaching about life.

Related words

Collocations with Rabbi

  • senior rabbi
  • rabbi's teachings
  • local rabbi

Synonyms for Rabbi

Common mistakes with Rabbi

  • Confused with 'rabble', which refers to a disorderly crowd.
  • Mispronounced, often as 'rab-ee' instead of 'rab-i'.

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Frequently asked questions about Rabbi

What does Rabbi mean?

A teacher or leader in Judaism

What is the definition of Rabbi?

A Jewish scholar or teacher, especially one who conducts religious worship.

How do you use Rabbi in a sentence?

The rabbi gave an inspiring sermon last weekend.

Can you give another example of Rabbi?

Many people seek advice from their rabbi during difficult times.

What are synonyms for Rabbi?

Common alternatives include clergyman, spiritual leader, scholar.

What words go with Rabbi?

It commonly pairs with senior rabbi, rabbi's teachings, local rabbi.

What are common mistakes when using Rabbi?

Confused with 'rabble', which refers to a disorderly crowd. Mispronounced, often as 'rab-ee' instead of 'rab-i'.

How do you pronounce Rabbi?

US: //ˈræbaɪ//, UK: //ˈræbaɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Rabbi formal or informal?

"Rabbi" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.

When should I use Rabbi?

Used respectfully to refer to a Jewish religious leader. Avoid using in secular contexts where religion is not relevant.