Rabbinical

Definition of Rabbinical

relating to rabbis or their teachings

How should Rabbinical divide into syllables

The word 'rabbinical' has 4 syllables. The vowels in this word are 'a', 'i', and 'a', and the consonants are 'r', 'b', 'b', 'n', 'c', and 'l'.

Part of Speech - Rabbinical

The rabbinical teachings provide guidance on the Jewish faith.

He decided to study rabbinical to become a rabbi.

Sentences with Rabbinical

• The rabbinical teachings emphasize the importance of kindness.
• My uncle is a rabbinical scholar.
• He attends a rabbinical school to become a rabbi.
• We celebrate the Jewish holidays according to rabbinical traditions.
• The rabbinical council provides guidance on religious matters.
• She enjoys reading books on rabbinical theology.
• His sermon was based on rabbinical teachings.
• The rabbinical students study ancient texts.
• Rabbinical studies require dedication and commitment.
• The rabbinical community supports each other in times of need.

Quotes with Rabbinical

• “The rabbinical mind is a logical mind; the rabbi is often a philosopher, and usually a mystic.” - Israel Abrahams
• “The rabbinical tradition teaches us that the Torah has 70 faces, meaning there are many ways to interpret and understand the text.” - David A. Wolfman
• “The rabbinical tradition has always held that charity is a fundamental obligation for every Jew.” - Shai Held
• “The rabbinical tradition has a rich history of commentary on the Hebrew scriptures.” - Michael L. Satlow
• “The rabbinical teachings provide guidance and wisdom for living a moral and ethical life.” - Elliot Dorff
• “The rabbinical tradition emphasizes the importance of community and collective responsibility.” - Avi Weiss
• “The study of rabbinical texts is a lifelong pursuit for those dedicated to Jewish learning.” - Lawrence A. Hoffman
• “The rabbinical teachings inspire us to strive for justice and equality in the world.” - Jill Jacobs
• “The rabbinical tradition teaches that every person is created in the image of God.” - David J. Wolpe
• “The wisdom of the rabbinical tradition continues to be relevant and meaningful in our modern world.” - Rachel Sabath Beit-Halachmi
• “The rabbinical tradition encourages us to ask questions and seek knowledge.” - Jonathan Sacks
• “The rabbinical teachings remind us of the importance of gratitude and appreciation.” - Yosef Leibman
• “The rabbinical tradition teaches us to be compassionate and caring towards others.” - Jacqueline Mates-Muchin
• “The study of rabbinical texts deepens our understanding of Jewish history and culture.” - David Ellenson
• “The rabbinical tradition has a rich oral history that is passed down from generation to generation.” - Jeffrey K. Salkin
• “The rabbinical teachings provide a framework for ethical decision-making.” - Shaul Magid
• “The rabbinical tradition teaches us to seek peace and pursue justice.” - Arthur Green
• “The study of rabbinical texts requires critical thinking and analysis.” - Rachel Adler
• “The rabbinical teachings inspire us to live with integrity and honesty.” - Shmuly Yanklowitz
• “The rabbinical tradition has a long and storied history of scholarship and intellectual inquiry.” - Judith Hauptman

Number of characters in Rabbinical

10 ( r, a, b, b, i, n, i, c, a, l )

Unique letters in Rabbinical

7 ( r, a, b, i, n, c, l )

Rabbinical Backwards

lacinibbar

Phonetic Transcription of Rabbinical

IPA (International): rʌˈbɪnɪkʌl

ARA (American): rʌˈbɪnɪkʌl

EPA (English): rʌˈbɪnɪkʌl

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