rabbi /ˈraˌbī, ˈræˌbaɪ 
/ ▸ noun (plural rabbis)
a Jewish scholar or teacher, especially one who studies or teaches Jewish law. ▪ a person appointed as a Jewish religious leader.
– ORIGIN late Old English , via ecclesiastical Latin and Greek from Hebrew rabbī ‘my master’, from raḇ ‘master’.
EnglishOxford New American Dictionary
