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(Yid.): for Mr.
"mister" (Yiddish)
rebbe (Yiddish, "rabbi") — Applied generally to a teacher or Hasidic rabbi.
Short for Rabbi.
The word is a Yiddish title of respect for a Jewish teacher or other respected person in the community. It is always used with a person's name (e.g. Reb Lev).
A title added to a persons name as a sign of respect.
Mr., Rabbi; title given to a learned and respected man
Preceding a name means teacher or learned
(reb), Yid. An abbreviation of rebbe, used as a title of respect, equivalent to the old-fashioned English "master."
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