hasidic

hasidic — adjective

1. of or concerning the branch of Judaism whose followers keep traditional religiou

1.形容詞B2
釋義

of or concerning the branch of Judaism whose followers keep traditional religious laws and customs strictly, with communities guided by a rebbe (a spiritual teacher)

例句

The Hasidic community in Brooklyn celebrated the holiday with music and dancing.

attributive use: hasidic + community

Renata read a book about the history of the Hasidic movement in Eastern Europe.

同義詞
  • ultra-Orthodox

    a broader term that includes Hasidic Jews as well as other strictly observant Jewish groups; sometimes considered imprecise

  • observant

    describes someone who follows religious rules; much wider in meaning and not specific to any one faith

文法句型

hasidic + noun

be + hasidic

用法筆記

Hasidic is usually capitalized in written English because it derives from the proper noun Hasidism (or Hasid). The alternative spelling Hassidic (with double s) also appears occasionally.

常見錯誤

❌The Orthodox community in Williamsburg has its own school.' (when referring specifically to the Hasidic group)
✅The Hasidic community in Williamsburg has its own school.
💡Orthodox is a broad category that includes many groups; Hasidic refers to a specific traditional movement within Orthodox Judaism.