rabbis
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈɹæˌbaɪz// UK //ɹˈæbaɪz// rab·bis
n. religious leaders or teachers in the Jewish faith. They are experts in Jewish law and often lead services in a synagogue.
n. appointed religious leaders and teachers in Judaism who are qualified to interpret and apply Jewish law. Plural form of 'rabbi'.
The rabbis met to discuss the community's needs.
Several local rabbis gathered to lead the interfaith ceremony and share traditional teachings with the audience.
Throughout history, rabbis have served not only as spiritual guides but also as legal scholars whose interpretations of sacred texts shaped the daily lives of their communities.
Usage
Plural form of 'rabbi'; takes a plural verb.