Rabbinate (noun)

The office or position of a rabbi, especially in a Jewish community.

Origin:

From the hebrew word "רַבִּים" meaning "rabbi" or "teacher".

Examples:

1. He was ordained by the rabbinate and began his new role as a spiritual leader.
2. She was the first woman to be appointed to the rabbinate in her community.
3. The rabbinate is responsible for overseeing religious education and practices.
4. Many young men and women are choosing to pursue the rabbinate as a career.
5. The rabbinate is the highest religious authority in Jewish communities.