hakham
/xɑːˈxɑːm/Übersetzung: Jüdischer Ehrentitel für eine weise und hochgebildete Person, oft einen Gelehrten oder Lehrer.
noun
C2formalcommon/xɑːˈxɑːm/Eigenname
A Hebrew title of respect used for a wise and highly educated man, often a scholar or teacher.
deJüdischer Ehrentitel für eine weise und hochgebildete Person, oft einen Gelehrten oder Lehrer.ruЕврейский почетный титул, используемый для мудрого и высокообразованного человека, часто учёного или учителя.esTítulo honorífico judío para una persona sabia y muy instruida, a menudo un erudito o maestro. También se refiere a un hombre sabio, erudito o conocedor de la tradición.frTitre honorifique juif désignant une personne sage et très érudite, souvent un savant ou un enseignant.ptTítulo honorífico judaico dado a uma pessoa sábia e muito instruída, frequentemente um estudioso ou professor.zh犹太教中对博学多识、受人尊敬的智者或学者的尊称,常用于称呼拉比或宗教导师。arلقب تشريفي يهودي يُطلق على الحاخام أو العالم الديني الحكيم واسع المعرفة، وغالبًا ما يكون معلمًا أو فقيهًا في الشريعة اليهودية.
- A wise and learned scholar C1 formal
In Jewish tradition, a title of great respect given to a man who is exceptionally wise, knowledgeable, and educated, often in religious or secular matters.
- The community sought the advice of the Hakham on a difficult legal question.
- After years of study, he was finally recognized as a Hakham by his peers.
- The Hakham delivered a profound lecture on ancient texts.
deWeiserruМудрецesSabio erudito judíofrHakham (savant juif)ptSábiozh哈罕arحاخام
- hakhamim plural form
- hakhamim's possessive plural form
- hakham's possessive singular form