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Q q qahal — assembly, company, congregation, multitude qehelathah — (alt. kehelathah) convocation; a place in the desert qoheleth — (alt. koheleth) a (female) assembler (i.e. lecturer); abstractly, preaching — preacher R r ra’a; ra’ah; rah — evil ra’am gadol — loud thunder ra’av — famine ra’im — evil; evil ones rabbi — a Jewish teacher or religious authority (pl. rabanim) rabbim — many rachamanut — compassion; mercy rachamim — mercy Rachatzah — (alt. Rochtzah) washing — “celebrant washes,” one of the fifteen phases of the Seder ceremony — the phase of the Seder ceremony in which hands are washed for the meal. (See Ur’chatz.) rachmanim — mercy ragel hayemanit — right foot raglayim — feet Rahab — (alt. Rachav) proud, harlot, broad. The word “Rahab” means a wall or broad place. This is where we get the term “broad” for a woman … False messianic kingdom rakham — vulture Ramah — Seat of Idolatry raot — evil rasha — (alt. rashah, resha) — an evildoer; the wholly wicked … iniquitous (pl. rashim, rasha’im) Rashei HaKohanim — Chief Priests rashei hamoshavot — chief seats rashuyot — authorities ratzchaniyot — murderers ratzon — will Rav — a Sage of the Talmud; shortened for of Rabbi ravrevan — braggart ravrevanut — boastfulness raz — mystery; secret (pl. razim) re’a — neighbor Re’eh — a portion in the Book of Deuteronomy rechilus — gossip redifah — persecution (pl. redifot) Refa’enu — “Heal us …”, one of the eighteen benedictions of the Amidah prayer refuah — healing (pl. refuot) regel — foot rehkov — street (pl. rehkovot) reim — friends remez — alluding to remiyah — guile; deceit resha — (alt. rasha) wicked, -ness , unrighteous, evildoer (pl. resha’im) reshet — net reshit — first reshus — authorization retzach — murder (pl. retzichot) retzinut — earnestness revach — gain; profit revachah — relief reyka — good for nothing! … spiritually bankrupt, completely without moral value (transliterated in the N.T. as rakah) richtik — correct riezige — sizable rishonim — first ones ro’eh — shepherd Rochtzah — (alt. Rachatzah; Ur’chatz) one of the fifteen phases of the Seder ceremony; the phase in which hands are washed for the meal rofeh — physician rogez — anger roiv — the larger portion rosh — head Rosh Chodesh — (alt. Hodesh) New Month. The head/beginning of the month. Rosh HaShanah — lit. head of the year; Jewish New Year. Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah). Head/start of the Civil Year Rosh Hodesh — (alt. Chodesh) New Month. The head/beginning of the month. rotzeach — murderer rotzeachim — murderers ruach — wind; spirit ruach anavah — humble spirit Ruach HaKodesh — Holy Spirit; the Spirit of Mashiach Ruchanit — Spiritual; of the Ruach HaKodesh ruchaniyut — spirituality in Rebbe Melech HaMashiach ruchot hatemeiot — unclean spirits ruchot raot — evil spirits Use this
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