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Rabbinerin - translation to English
Rabbinerin
n. woman rabbi, female Jewish religious leader
woman rabbi
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![In the early 1900s, [[Henrietta Szold]] was admitted into a rabbinical school on condition she would not receive ordination](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Henrietta Szold (1922).jpg?width=200 "In the early 1900s, [[Henrietta Szold]] was admitted into a rabbinical school on condition she would not receive ordination")
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![[[Sally Priesand]] becomes the first formally ordained woman rabbi in Reform Judaism in 1972](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Rabbi Sally Priesand (cropped).png?width=200 "[[Sally Priesand]] becomes the first formally ordained woman rabbi in Reform Judaism in 1972")
JEWISH WOMAN WHO HAS STUDIED JEWISH LAW AND RECEIVED RABBINICAL ORDINATION OR FULFILLS OTHER JEWISH RELIGIOUS ROLES
Female rabbis; Women Torah scholars; Woman Torah scholar; Women rabbis; Beit Midrash Har'el; Woman rabbi
weiblicher Rabbiner, Rabbinerin
Examples of use of Rabbinerin
1. Mit der Wahl von Dresden wurde ein Zeichen gesetzt, meinte Sachsens Landesrabbiner Salomon Almekias–Siegl. «Es ist ein Tag des Sieges.» Die Nazis hätten die Ausrottung der Juden nicht geschafft, Neonazis könnten den Neubeginn jüdischen Lebens in Deutschland nicht verhindern. «Heute wurde ein neues Kapitel in unserem Buch aufgeschlagen.» Viele einst vor den Faschisten geflohene Juden wie die Londoner Rabbinerin Lady Julia Neuberger kämpften während der Ordination mit den Tränen. «Wir gedenken denen, die im Feuer der Shoa umkamen, ermordet wurden im Rassenwahn, sechs Millionen Männer, Frauen und Kinder», sagte Rabbiner Edward van Voolen vom Geiger Kolleg.