rabbi

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From Middle English raby, from Ecclesiastical Latin rabbi, and its source Koine Greek ῥαββί (rhabbí), from (post-Tanakh) Hebrew רַבִּי (rabbi, “my master”), from רַב (rav, “master”) + ־ִי (-í, “my”). Compare late Old English rabbi. Doublet of rebbe and related to rav.

96 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: rabbyn — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Albanian: rabin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Arabic: حَاخَام (ḥāḵām) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Arabic: حَبْر (ḥabr) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Arabic: رَابِي (rābī) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Tunisian Arabic: ربّي (rǝbbi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Aramaic: רִבִּי (ribbī) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Lishana Deni: מעלם (maʕalləm) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Lishana Deni: חאכם (ḥāxam) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Armenian: րաբբի (rabbi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Asturian: rabín — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Azerbaijani: ravvin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Azerbaijani: xaxam — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Belarusian: рабі́н (rabín) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Belarusian: ра́бін (rábin) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Bengali: রব্বি (robbi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Bulgarian: рави́н (ravín) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Catalan: rabí — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Chinese Mandarin: 拉比 (lābǐ) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Czech: rabín — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Danish: rabbiner — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Dutch: rabbijn — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Esperanto: rabeno — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Esperanto: rabenino — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Estonian: rabi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Finnish: rabbiini — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Finnish: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• French: rabbin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Galician: rabino — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Georgian: რაბინი (rabini) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• German: Rabbiner — Jewish scholar or teacher
• German: Rabbinerin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Gothic: 𐍂𐌰𐌱𐌱𐌰𐌿𐌽𐌴𐌹 (rabbaunei) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Greek: ραββίνος (ravvínos) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ancient Greek: ῥαββουνί (rhabbouní) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Hebrew: רַב (rav) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Hebrew: רַבִּי (rabí) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Hindi: रब्बी (rabbī) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Hungarian: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Icelandic: rabbíni — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ido: rabino — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Indonesian: rabi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Indonesian: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Interlingua: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Irish: raibí — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Italian: rabbino — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Italian: rabbina — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Japanese: ラビ (rabi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Kazakh: раввин (ravvin) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Khmer: រ៉ាប៊ី (raabii) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Korean: 랍비 (rapbi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Kyrgyz: раввин (ravvin) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ladino: חכם — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ladino: haham — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Latin: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Latvian: rabīns — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Lithuanian: rabinas — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Macedonian: рабин (rabin) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Malay: rabai — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Maltese: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Norwegian Bokmål: rabbiner — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Norwegian Nynorsk: rabbin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Norwegian Nynorsk: rabbinar — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Persian: خاخام (xâxâm) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Persian: ربی (rabi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Polish: rabin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Portuguese: rabino — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Punjabi: ਰੱਬੀ (rabbī) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Punjabi: ربّی (rabbī) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Romanian: rabin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Russian: равви́н (ravvín) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Russian: ра́бби (rábbi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Russian: ре́бе (rɛ́bɛ) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Serbo-Croatian: ра̀бӣн — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Serbo-Croatian: ràbīn — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Slovak: rabín — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Slovene: rabin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Spanish: rabino — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Swedish: rabbin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Swedish: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Tagalog: rabi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Tagalog: rabino — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Tajik: хохом (xoxom) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Thai: รับบี — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Turkish: haham — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Turkish: rabbi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ottoman Turkish: خاخام (haham) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ukrainian: раби́н (rabýn) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ukrainian: рави́н (ravýn) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ukrainian: ра́бі (rábi) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Ukrainian: ре́бе (rébe) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Urdu: ربی (rabī) — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Uzbek: ravvin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Vilamovian: raobin — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Welsh: rabi — Jewish scholar or teacher
• Yiddish: רבי (rebe) — Jewish scholar or teacher