Synonyms for rabbi
ˈræb aɪrab·bi

Princeton's WordNet

1. rabbinoun

   spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation; qualified to expound and apply Jewish law

2. Rabbinoun

   a Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher

Matched Categories

1. • Hebrew
   • Spiritual Leader
   • Title

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1. List of paraphrases for "rabbi":

   rabbis, kike, rabin, raby, rabbie

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1. John Hagee:

   An attack on the Jewish community should be considered an attack on the Christian community, i came immediately to the rabbi’s office to stand with him expressing my solidarity with his congregation and the Jewish community of San Antonio.

2. Esther Herzfeld:

   Teaneck is a small town, and our rabbi called to tell us his phone was ringing off the hook— people were calling to ask how they can help.

3. Rabbi Cooper:

   Whoopi Goldberg knows our center. She knows Rabbi Marvin Hier, our CEO and founder, we're not dealing with someone here who spoke in order to hurt anyone in our community. But what she said obviously is extremely confusing to people and in many ways hurtful.

4. Nathan Lewin:

   There's no evidence that Rabbi Stimler knew what was going to be going on, of course we're going to take all the steps to correct this injustice.

5. Bent Lexner:

   In 1961 Ben-Gurion, the first Israeli prime minister, came to Denmark and said the same thing, the chief rabbi went out in the media and said, 'This is not the way to come here, Prime Minister, and tell people to leave.'.