Definitions

1. noun

A member of a Jewish mystical movement, especially one from the Hasidic movement, that emphasizes personal piety, joy, and community.

“The chasidim are known for their vibrant traditions and community-based lifestyle.”

2. noun

A person who follows a particular style of Jewish practice or is a member of a specific Jewish community.

“The chasid is a key figure in the preservation of traditional Jewish customs.”