baal kore

[ Sephardic Hebrew bahl kaw-re; Ashkenazic Hebrew bahl koh-rey ]

/ Sephardic Hebrew bɑl kɔ ˈrɛ; Ashkenazic Hebrew bɑl ˈkoʊ reɪ /

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noun Hebrew.

an official in the synagogue, as a cantor, who reads the weekly portion of the Torah.

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Origin of baal kore

baʿal qōrē literally, reading master

Words nearby baal kore

B.A.A.E., baal, Baalbek, baalebos, Baalism, baal kore, Baalshem, Baal Shem-Tov, baas, baaskap, Baath