mitpallel
mitpallel noun: one who prays.
Noun
mitpallel (plural mitpallelim)
- One who prays.
- In this connection, the Siddur and the act of Jewish prayer merit honored status within the curriculum of the Jewish school, because they can reinvigorate the mitpallel with faith in teshuvah and remind the teacher and the student of the sacred task that each pursues1991, Conservative Judaism, volume 44
- While it is necessary to have ten men to form a minyan, it is also important that the minyan become a tzibbur of mitpallelim and that the worship experience be a positive one.1991, Basil Herring, The Rabbinate as Calling and Vocation
Examples of mitpallel in a sentence
- It means that the mitpallel means what he says to God and feels it very deeply1997, Seth Kadish, Kavvana:
- The recitation of berakhot dealing with various needs may lead the mitpallel to reflect upon his own troubles in these areas and, in consequence, to feel anguish.2003, Aharon Lichtenstein, Leaves of Faith, volume 2:
Forms of mitpallel
| plural | mitpallelim |
|---|---|
| alternative form | mitpalel |
Origin of mitpallel
Borrowed from Hebrew מִתְפַּלֵּל.
Questions about mitpallel
- What does mitpallel mean?
- Mitpallel means one who prays.
- How do you use mitpallel in a sentence?
- It means that the mitpallel means what he says to God and feels it very deeply
- What part of speech is mitpallel?
- Mitpallel is a noun.
- What is the plural of mitpallel?
- The plural of mitpallel is mitpallelim.
Words near mitpallel in the dictionary
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