rabino
Rabino is the Spanish term for rabbi, the Jewish religious leader and teacher. It derives from the Hebrew word rabbi, meaning “my master” or “great one.” In Spanish-speaking Jewish communities, rabino is used as the title for a recognized religious authority who provides guidance on Jewish law and practice.
A rabino’s duties typically include interpreting halacha (Jewish law), delivering sermons, teaching Torah, and leading prayer
Education and credentialing are central to the office. Most rabbis study in a yeshiva or rabbinic seminary