musar
- noun
- /muˈsɑr/
- Specialized
- In his lessons, he often refers to traditional musar texts that guide personal behavior.
Examples
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The rabbi emphasized the importance of studying musar to develop our moral character.
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The Ben Yehoyada teaches us that after witnessing a great hurricane, every person should learn great musar from it to guard themselves from the sin of improper speech.
Blog text (28) -
The community regularly gathers to discuss the principles of musar and how to apply them in daily life.
Synonyms
Moral rules that tell people what is right and wrong and the study of those rules
Ideas about what is right and wrong that guide how people behave
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word musar comes from Hebrew and means 'discipline' or 'instruction' about right behavior, so it refers to Jewish ethical teaching that helps a person improve their character.