mashgichim

/ˌmɑʃɡiˈtʃim/

Definitions

1. noun

In Judaism, particularly in the Orthodox community, a mashgich is a rabbinic authority or supervisor, often in a kosher context; plural form of mashgiach.

“The local synagogue hired a team of mashgichim to oversee the preparation and serving of kosher meals during the holiday.”

Synonyms

  • mashgiach
  • rabbinic authority

Antonyms

  • non-rabbinic leader
  • secular authority