| 释义 |
mag·gid
\ˈmägid\ noun
(plural mag·gid·im \mäˈgēdə̇m, -ēm\)
Etymology: Hebrew maggīdh narrator
: an itinerant Jewish preacher whose discourse on a biblical text is usually embellished by parables drawn from the rabbinical commentaries and from Jewish folklore and is often delivered in a chant |