Rabbinic
noun
the Hebrew language as used by rabbis in post-Biblical times.
rabbinically
-
a word derived from
rabbinic.
Example Sentences
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At the end of the show, Cohen raised his hands, rabbinically, and recited in Hebrew the birkat kohanim, the priestly blessing, over the crowd.
From The New Yorker ● Oct. 10, 2016
Its slaughter must be rabbinically supervised and conducted according to a set ritual pattern that stresses humaneness.
From Time Magazine Archive
—Saul Steinberg The artist is 64 this year: a solid, wiry man, rabbinically delicate in gesture and as immobile in repose as a large tabby cat.
From Time Magazine Archive
They are served rabbinically supervised dishes along with a pamphlet explaining Jewish dietary laws and a copy of Tefillath Haderech, the traditional Jewish prayer for a safe journey.
From Time Magazine Archive
The rabbinically supervised menu includes gefilte fish and bagels and lox; there are also potato pancakes for Hanukkah and matzo-ball soup for Passover.
From Time Magazine Archive
