rabbinically

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In a way that follows the teachings and customs of Jewish religious leaders

adverb
/ræbəˈnɪkli/

Formal

: rabínicamente

The rabbinically approved texts are essential for anyone studying Jewish law and customs.

Examples

The rabbinically trained scholar explained the importance of traditional teachings during the lecture.
In rabbinically sanctioned ceremonies, the community comes together to celebrate their heritage and values.
- Rabbinically.

Derailed (2005)

Surface Forms

rabbinically positive

Morphology

rabbinically = rabbinic (transparent) = rabbinic + ally

The adverbial form is clearly derived from the adjective 'rabbinic' using the standard suffix '-ally'.

Etymology

The word rabbinically comes from rabbi, a Jewish teacher, so it describes doing something 'in the way of rabbis' or 'following their teachings'.