Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

chassid

Noun

/ˈkhasid/

Definition

A member of a Jewish sect that is known for its mysticism, fervent religious practice, and joy in serving God through community and devotion.

Examples

The chassid danced joyfully during the festival, celebrating with his community.
Many chassidim follow the teachings of their rebbe, who guides them spiritually.
In the morning, the chassid prays with great passion, engaging deeply with the words of his faith.

Meaning

Chassid refers to a follower of Hasidism, which emphasizes spiritual renewal and communal worship, often with a focus on emotional expression in religious life.