mashgiach
- noun
- /mɑːʃˈɡiːɑx/
- Jargon
- The mashgiach offered guidance to students struggling with personal challenges at the yeshiva.
Examples
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Every morning, the mashgiach spoke to the class about ethical behavior and responsibility.
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Students often turned to the mashgiach for advice on their religious studies and moral dilemmas.
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Parents appreciated the mashgiach's dedication to the students' spiritual growth.
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The mashgiach at the yeshiva is very respected.
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Every student should consult with the mashgiach regularly.
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The mashgiach provided important insights on balancing academic and spiritual life for the students at the yeshiva.
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During weekly meetings, the mashgiach emphasized the importance of honesty and integrity in all actions.
Synonyms
A Jewish religious leader who teaches people and leads services
A Jewish religious leader who guides a Hasidic community
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mashgiach comes from the Hebrew verb lehashgiach, which means 'to watch over' or 'to supervise'. So a mashgiach in a yeshiva is someone who watches over students' spiritual and moral life.