Definition of maggid in English:

maggid

nounPlural Maggidimˈmɑːɡɪdmäˈɡēd

An itinerant Jewish preacher.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chassidic master, the Maggid of Kozhnitz, gave this Mishnah a novel interpretation.
- Incidentally, the great psychologist Carl G. Jung, nearing his death, said that all of his advances in psychology were pre-empted by Rabbi Dov Ber, which gives you an idea of the Maggid's intellectual prowess.
- Rabbi Twerski says that a Talmid asked the Maggid of Mezeritch how one can fulfill the edict of this Gemara.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Hebrew maggīḏ 'narrator'.

Definition of maggid in US English:

maggid

nounmäˈɡēd

An itinerant Jewish preacher.
Example sentencesExamples
- Incidentally, the great psychologist Carl G. Jung, nearing his death, said that all of his advances in psychology were pre-empted by Rabbi Dov Ber, which gives you an idea of the Maggid's intellectual prowess.
- The chassidic master, the Maggid of Kozhnitz, gave this Mishnah a novel interpretation.
- Rabbi Twerski says that a Talmid asked the Maggid of Mezeritch how one can fulfill the edict of this Gemara.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Hebrew maggīḏ ‘narrator’.

词汇	maggid
释义	Definition of maggid in English: maggid nounPlural Maggidimˈmɑːɡɪdmäˈɡēd An itinerant Jewish preacher. Example sentencesExamples The chassidic master, the Maggid of Kozhnitz, gave this Mishnah a novel interpretation. Incidentally, the great psychologist Carl G. Jung, nearing his death, said that all of his advances in psychology were pre-empted by Rabbi Dov Ber, which gives you an idea of the Maggid's intellectual prowess. Rabbi Twerski says that a Talmid asked the Maggid of Mezeritch how one can fulfill the edict of this Gemara. Origin Late 19th century: from Hebrew maggīḏ 'narrator'. Definition of maggid in US English: maggid nounmäˈɡēd An itinerant Jewish preacher. Example sentencesExamples Incidentally, the great psychologist Carl G. Jung, nearing his death, said that all of his advances in psychology were pre-empted by Rabbi Dov Ber, which gives you an idea of the Maggid's intellectual prowess. The chassidic master, the Maggid of Kozhnitz, gave this Mishnah a novel interpretation. Rabbi Twerski says that a Talmid asked the Maggid of Mezeritch how one can fulfill the edict of this Gemara. Origin Late 19th century: from Hebrew maggīḏ ‘narrator’.
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