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hakham

/xɑːˈxɑːm/

Traducción: Título 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.

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C2formalcommon/xɑːˈxɑːm/

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A Hebrew title of respect used for a wise and highly educated man, often a scholar or teacher.

  • 🇪🇸Título 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.
  1. 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.

    🇪🇸Sabio erudito judío

    Sinónimos: sagesavantscholarwise man

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