həˈsɪdɪm

Definitions

1. noun

Members of a Jewish mystical and charitable movement founded in 18th century Poland, characterized by intense study, prayer, and devotion.

“The community of hasidim was known for their vibrant culture and strict adherence to their faith.”

2. noun

Plural form of Hasid, referring to a Jewish mystic or pietist.

“The hasidim of the region were revered for their wisdom and spiritual guidance.”