What is another word for Hakham?

Pronunciation: [hˈakəm] (IPA)

Hakham is a title used to refer to a Jewish sage or scholar who possesses deep knowledge of religious law and texts. Other synonyms for the word hakham in different Jewish communities include haham, chacham, chakham, and hakim. These terms are used across various countries where the Jewish community resides and has contributed significantly to the religious and intellectual development of their respective communities. These sages are responsible for interpreting Jewish law and helping their communities navigate complex religious issues. They often serve as rabbis, judges, and advisors to their communities. The importance of these scholars to their communities cannot be overstated.

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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

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