hasid
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Definition
- Noun:
- A member of a Jewish sect that observes a form of strict Orthodox Judaism: A Hasid is an adherent of Hasidism, a mystical and pietistic movement within Orthodox Judaism that emphasizes joyful worship, prayer, and the leadership of a spiritual guide known as a Rebbe.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The Hasid was easily recognizable by his traditional black coat and hat.
- She studied the teachings of the Hasidim to understand their approach to faith.
Advanced Usage
"The Hasidic movement": Refers to the broader religious and social movement founded in 18th-century Eastern Europe by Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov.
- The Hasidic movement revitalized Jewish spiritual life in Eastern Europe.
"Hasidic teachings": Refers to the specific spiritual and ethical doctrines of Hasidism.
- The book explores core Hasidic teachings about joy and divine presence.
Variants and Related Words
Hasidic (adj): Pertaining to Hasidism or its followers.
- They live in a Hasidic community in Brooklyn.
Hasidism (n): The religious movement or its doctrines.
- Hasidism places great importance on the role of the Rebbe.
Hasidim (n, plural): The plural form of Hasid.
- The Hasidim gathered for prayer at dawn.
Synonyms
- Chasid: An alternate transliteration of the same word.
- Pietist: A more general term for a person who emphasizes personal devotion and spiritual experience (though not exclusively Jewish).
Related Phrases
"A Hasidic Rebbe": The spiritual leader and guide of a Hasidic group.
- Followers sought advice from their Hasidic Rebbe.
"Hasidic tales": Stories and parables used to convey moral and spiritual lessons within the tradition.
- He told a Hasidic tale to illustrate the point about humility.
Noun
- a member of a Jewish sect that observes a form of strict Orthodox Judaism