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rabbi

[rab-ee] / ˈræb i /
NOUN
clergyman
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There have been heated hearings in Israel's parliament involving rabbis, doctors, lawyers and security officials.

From BBC

The rabbis encouraged them, and they made the women and young people sing and play tambourines and timbrels to keep up their spirits .

From Literature

The rabbi of the Manchester synagogue where worshippers were killed in a knife attack has told of the fear and trauma he still feels.

From BBC

Specialised units were on the ground, including rabbis, search teams and dental experts equipped with mobile X-ray machines, they added.

From BBC

The first begins as a familiar sort of love-in-wartime drama, with an illicit relationship between the daughter of a rabbi and a German Jewish officer.

From The Wall Street Journal