rabino
Rabbi
The Spanish word 'rabino' translates to 'rabbi' in English. The term is used to denote a religious leader or teacher in Judaism, who is educated in Jewish law, tradition and practices. 'Rabino' is commonly used in religious contexts where the rabbi may lead community services, give sermons or interpret religious texts.
Example sentences using: rabino
El rabino es considerado el líder de la comunidad.
The rabbi is considered the leader of the community.
In this sentence, 'El rabino' is the 'rabbi' or the spiritual leader, and is used to describe his role in the community.
El libro que escribió el rabino es muy interesante.
The book that the rabbi wrote is very interesting.
This sentence uses 'El rabino' to denote the author of the book, and implies a respect for the thought and insight of the rabbi.
El rabino lee la Torá durante los servicios de Shabat.
The rabbi reads the Torah during Shabbat services.
Here 'El rabino' is used to describe the person who performs the ritual of reading the Torah during Shabbat services.