Definitions

1. noun

the fifth book of the Old Testament of the Bible, containing regulations for the priests and the Israelites.

“The Leviticus in the Bible emphasizes the importance of rituals and purity in Jewish worship.”

2. proper noun

a person named Leviticus, especially a Levite.

“Leviticus, a Levite, helped the priest with his daily tasks.”

3. adjective

relating to the Levites or their customs.

“The Leviticus rituals were an essential part of the Jewish culture.”