Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A person who assists in the running of a synagogue or its religious services, especially the reading of the Torah.
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- noun Judaism An
assistant in asynagogue
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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Although Bazaman may be best known as the gabbai, or elected lay leader of Beth Jacob, he started on a his career of synagogue service on a two-wheeler.
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