Rabbiner
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See also: rabbiner
German
Etymology
From Latin rabinus + -er. Doublet of Rabbi and Rebbe.
Pronunciation
Noun
Rabbiner m (strong, genitive Rabbiners, plural Rabbiner, feminine Rabbinerin)
Usage notes
- The form Rabbiner is preferred especially in modern (i.e. post-medieval) contexts, though it is not restricted to these.
Declension
Declension of Rabbiner
Derived terms
- Feldrabbiner (“military rabbi”)
- Großrabbiner (“chief rabbi”)
- Landrabbiner (“rabbi with regional jurisdiction”)
- Oberrabbiner (“chief rabbi”)
- Reformrabbiner (“Reform rabbi”)
- Rabbinerausbildung (“rabbinic education”)
- Rabbinerseminar (“rabbinic seminary”)
- Rabbinertum (“rabbidom”)
Related terms
- Rabbinat (“rabbinate”)
- rabbinisch (“rabbinical”)
- Rabbinismus (“rabbinism”)
Further reading
- “Rabbiner” in Duden online