Chasid (Noun)
Meaning
A member of a Jewish sect that observes a form of strict Orthodox Judaism.
Classification
Nouns denoting people.
Examples
- The chasid, dressed in traditional attire, walked quickly through the streets of Brooklyn to reach the synagogue on time for morning prayers.
- As a chasid, he was committed to following the teachings of his rebbe and adhering to the strict customs of his community.
- The chasidic community in the city was known for its vibrant culture and strong sense of tradition, with many chasidim gathering for festive meals and celebrations.
- After completing his studies in yeshiva, the young man became a chasid and devoted himself to a life of intense spiritual pursuit and Torah study.
- The chasid's distinctive beard and sidelocks were a visible expression of his commitment to his faith and his community's unique customs and practices.