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rabbi
A Jewish scholar or teacher who serves as the spiritual leader of a Jewish community. He is responsible for interpreting religious laws and leading religious services.
Der Rabbiner hielt eine Predigt über die Bedeutung des Pessachfestes.
The rabbi gave a sermon about the meaning of Passover.
The word 'Rabbiner' (rabbi) comes from the Hebrew word 'Rabbi', which means 'my master' or 'my teacher'. This emphasizes the role as a scholar and respected person.
Er wird von seiner Gemeinde als weiser Rabbiner sehr geschätzt.
He is highly valued by his community as a wise rabbi.
The title 'Rabbiner' (rabbi) is used exclusively in Judaism for a spiritual leader. It is the Jewish equivalent of a priest or pastor in Christianity.
Für die Trauung benötigte das Paar einen Rabbiner.
The couple needed a rabbi for the wedding ceremony.
Common verbs used with 'Rabbiner' (rabbi) are 'einen Rabbiner fragen' (to ask a rabbi) or 'einen Rabbiner konsultieren' (to consult a rabbi). You can also go 'zum Rabbiner' (to the rabbi) to seek advice.
Bei Fragen zur religiösen Praxis kann man den Rabbiner der Gemeinde konsultieren.
For questions about religious practice, you can consult the community's rabbi.
rabbi
Both words refer to a Jewish scholar or religious leader. In German, „Rabbi“ sounds more like a religious title or form of address, while „Rabbiner“ is the usual term for the person in this role. „Rabbiner“ is therefore usually more suitable when describing the leader of a community; „Rabbi“ can be used as a title.
Der Rabbiner leitete den Gottesdienst und erklärte anschließend ein religiöses Gesetz.
The rabbi led the service and then explained a religious law.
Die Gäste begrüßten den Rabbi nach dem Gottesdienst mit großem Respekt.
The guests greeted the rabbi with great respect after the service.
