Reb meaning

rĕb
An honorific used by traditional Jews.
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A Confederate soldier.
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Used as a title of respect for a man. Used with the given name.
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Rebound.
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A Jewish title of respect equivalent to Mister.
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A Confederate soldier.
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Shortened form of Rebbe.
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Shortened form of Rebecca.
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Origin of reb

  • Yiddish from Hebrew rabbî my master rabbi
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
  • Short for Rebel
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
  • Shortened form of rebel.
    From Wiktionary

Reb Sentence Examples

  • It included the whole peninsula bri ept Venetia and Rome, and these the govei~nment and the Ita fion were determined to annex sooner or later., sep un- reb diate attention.

  • He was thus able with some show of plausibility to represent the Goths as "wiser than all the other barbarians and almost like the Greeks" (Jord., De reb.

  • (Padua, 1739); Fabroni, De Vita et Reb.

  • According to Walafridus Strabo (de Reb.

  • Leigh uses a lipstick spiked with pins by Reb.

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