lubavitch

• Nom propre se référant à une ville de Biélorussie, historiquement importante comme centre du mouvement Habad, ainsi qu'au grand mouvement hassidique connu pour son travail missionnaire, son hospitalité, son expertise technologique, son optimisme et son accent sur l'étude religieuse.

A proper noun referring to a town in Belarus historically significant as a center of the Chabad movement, and also denoting a major Hasidic movement known for its missionary work, hospitality, technological expertise, optimism, and emphasis on religious study.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Town in BelarusC1formal

   A small town in the Mogilev Region of Belarus, historically significant as the center of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement during the 19th century.

   Lioubavitchi

   • Lubavitch served as the spiritual center for the Chabad movement for several decades.
   • The town of Lubavitch is located in present-day Belarus.
   • Many historical documents from the Chabad movement originate from Lubavitch.

2. Hasidic Jewish movementB2formal

   A prominent branch of Hasidic Judaism, known for its outreach, emphasis on religious study, optimism, and use of modern technology.

   Habad-Loubavitch

   • The Lubavitch movement is known for its welcoming hospitality and global outreach.
   • Lubavitch emissaries can be found in cities around the world.
   • The Lubavitch community places a strong emphasis on both religious study and practical action.

   Synonymeschabadchabad-lubavitch