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Definition of haham in English: haham(also chacham) noun ˈhɑːhəm A spiritual leader among Sephardic Jews, or, more generally, a person learned in Jewish law. 西班牙系犹太人的精神领袖；精通犹太律法的人 Example sentencesExamples - The chacham asks about the details, and our scripted reply is to talk about these specific legalities.
- Someone who is in awe of talmidei chachamim will himself become a talmid chacham.
- And, I believe, with the proper talmid chacham to help one, how could one not be excited to drink their words with thirst?
- He and others also note the special role of the chacham in the process of hatarat nedarim to justify this emphasis.
- In addition, the Jewish driver brought the talmid chacham directly to the location of the meeting.
- Now, to understand why I was shocked, you first need to understand how big of a talmid chacham Rav Nevenzhal is, and to understand why he sat in the back, you need to understand how anav, modest, this man is.
- This wonderful essay gave me the true meaning of being a talmid chacham.
- Given all my father and his friends appeared to have invested in my activities, my creeping sense of doubt about my own personal motivations for being such a chacham or know it all when it came to matters of killing started to trouble me.
OriginFrom Hebrew ḥāḵām 'wise'. |