רבינו

Yiddish

Etymology

From Hebrew רַבֵּנוּ (rabéynu, “our teacher”), from רַבִּי (rabí, “teacher”) +‎ ־נוּ (-nu, “our”).

Noun

רבינו • (rabeynu) m

1. Used after the name of a great spiritual leader, usually Moses.

Derived terms

• משה רבינו (moyshe rabeynu)

See also

• אָבֿינו (ovinu)
• אמנו (imeynu)