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. Rabbi Zalman Lipskar:

   It's just been heart-wrenching... not knowing, and not being able to really deal with this magnitude of the tragedy that's unfolding, the only thing that helps in these times is kindness and empathy and togetherness, because Rabbi Zalman Lipskar can't take away the reality.

2. Robert Stahl:

   Rabbi Epstein still firmly believes that he was protecting women's rights and was protecting the agunahs and the families.

3. The Rabbi:

   The Rabbi i ’m 75 years old, blind in one eye and have a cataract in the other. I don’t think I ’d hire me as a killer.

4. Robert Schapiro:

   There is nothing under our law that compels a rabbi, minister or pastor of any kind to perform a marriage that that person doesn’t want to perform, that was the law before the Supreme Court decision. And that remains the law afterwards.

5. Mike Pence:

   I'm privileged to be joined today by a leader in the Jewish Community here in Michigan who's kind enough to join us today. I thought it might be appropriate if Rabbi Loren Jacobs would come out from Shema Yisrael Synagogue and offer a word of prayer for the fallen, for their families, and for our nation.