chasidism
/ˈxæs.ɪ.dɪ.zəm/Traduction: Nom désignant les croyances et pratiques d'une secte de juifs orthodoxes, mettant l'accent sur le mysticisme et le culte joyeux.
noun
/ˈxæs.ɪ.dɪ.zəm/
Существительное, обозначающее верования и практики секты ортодоксальных иудеев, подчеркивающие мистицизм и радостное поклонение.
Sustantivo que designa las creencias y prácticas de una corriente del judaísmo ortodoxo que enfatiza el misticismo, la piedad interior y el culto gozoso.
Nom désignant les croyances et pratiques d'une secte de juifs orthodoxes, mettant l'accent sur le mysticisme et le culte joyeux.
Substantiv, das den Glauben und die Praktiken des Chassidismus bezeichnet, einer Strömung des orthodoxen Judentums, die Mystik und freudige Gottesverehrung betont.
Substantivo que designa as crenças e práticas de um movimento do judaísmo ortodoxo que enfatiza o misticismo e a adoração alegre.
指正统派犹太教中强调神秘主义、虔诚和喜乐崇拜的哈西德派信仰与实践。
اسم يشير إلى المعتقدات والممارسات الخاصة بحركة يهودية أرثوذكسية تؤكد على التصوف الديني والعبادة بفرح.
A noun referring to the beliefs and practices of a sect of Orthodox Jews, emphasizing mysticism and joyful worship.
indénombrable · nom propre
Jewish religious movementC1formal
A mystical and pietistic movement within Orthodox Judaism that emphasizes joyful worship, devotion to a spiritual leader (Rebbe), and the presence of God in everyday life.
ХасидизмjasidismoHassidismeChassidismusHassidismo哈西德主义الحسيدية- Chasidism originated in Eastern Europe in the 18th century.
- The teachings of Chasidism focus on connecting with God through joy and sincerity.
- Many communities of Chasidism maintain distinct traditions and dress.
Synonymeschassidismhasidismhassidism
Formes
- chasidisms plural form
- chasidisms' possessive plural form
- chasidism's possessive singular form