Definition of hazzan in English:

hazzan

nounPlural hazzanimxəˈzɑːnˈhɑːz(ə)nˈKHäzən

another term for cantor (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- Born in Luba, Volhynia, in the Ukraine, he sang in cantorial choirs in that region and then in Odessa, where he worked with many great hazzanim.
- Our hazzanim for the evening just chanted different forms of the kaddish, a prayer found woven throughout all of our worship services.
- The second CD contains performances of cantorial music and Yiddish songs by hazzanim who were active in Amsterdam.
- The Bene Israel themselves never had a rabbi of their own, although individuals versed both in Sephardi and exclusive Bene Israel liturgy acted as hazzanim.
- Most major Jewish communities in the world now have professional associations of hazzanim and several bulletins and journals are regularly published.
- While there may be those who claim to be hazzanim or less than desirable candidates, that does not justify the diminished quality of prayer in such lay-led congregations.
- I really thought nothing of it. [When I was in the army] I spent most weekends at home, and went to services at the local synagogue where I would join the hazzan for lunch and spend the afternoon with his family studying the Bible.
- Students will complete two professional internships, as hazzanim and as Jewish educators, as well as choral performance internships with either the Zamir Chorale of Boston or Koleinu: The Jewish Community Chorus of Boston, both based at Hebrew College.
- At the present time, 20 hazzanim per year are graduated from the major training institutions combined.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Hebrew ḥazzān 'cantor', possibly from Assyrian hazannu 'mayor, headman'.

Definition of hazzan in US English:

hazzan

nounˈKHäzən

another term for cantor (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- The second CD contains performances of cantorial music and Yiddish songs by hazzanim who were active in Amsterdam.
- Born in Luba, Volhynia, in the Ukraine, he sang in cantorial choirs in that region and then in Odessa, where he worked with many great hazzanim.
- The Bene Israel themselves never had a rabbi of their own, although individuals versed both in Sephardi and exclusive Bene Israel liturgy acted as hazzanim.
- Most major Jewish communities in the world now have professional associations of hazzanim and several bulletins and journals are regularly published.
- At the present time, 20 hazzanim per year are graduated from the major training institutions combined.
- While there may be those who claim to be hazzanim or less than desirable candidates, that does not justify the diminished quality of prayer in such lay-led congregations.
- I really thought nothing of it. [When I was in the army] I spent most weekends at home, and went to services at the local synagogue where I would join the hazzan for lunch and spend the afternoon with his family studying the Bible.
- Students will complete two professional internships, as hazzanim and as Jewish educators, as well as choral performance internships with either the Zamir Chorale of Boston or Koleinu: The Jewish Community Chorus of Boston, both based at Hebrew College.
- Our hazzanim for the evening just chanted different forms of the kaddish, a prayer found woven throughout all of our worship services.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Hebrew ḥazzān ‘cantor’, possibly from Assyrian hazannu ‘mayor, headman’.

单词	hazzan
释义	Definition of hazzan in English: hazzan nounPlural hazzanimxəˈzɑːnˈhɑːz(ə)nˈKHäzən another term for cantor (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples Born in Luba, Volhynia, in the Ukraine, he sang in cantorial choirs in that region and then in Odessa, where he worked with many great hazzanim. Our hazzanim for the evening just chanted different forms of the kaddish, a prayer found woven throughout all of our worship services. The second CD contains performances of cantorial music and Yiddish songs by hazzanim who were active in Amsterdam. The Bene Israel themselves never had a rabbi of their own, although individuals versed both in Sephardi and exclusive Bene Israel liturgy acted as hazzanim. Most major Jewish communities in the world now have professional associations of hazzanim and several bulletins and journals are regularly published. While there may be those who claim to be hazzanim or less than desirable candidates, that does not justify the diminished quality of prayer in such lay-led congregations. I really thought nothing of it. [When I was in the army] I spent most weekends at home, and went to services at the local synagogue where I would join the hazzan for lunch and spend the afternoon with his family studying the Bible. Students will complete two professional internships, as hazzanim and as Jewish educators, as well as choral performance internships with either the Zamir Chorale of Boston or Koleinu: The Jewish Community Chorus of Boston, both based at Hebrew College. At the present time, 20 hazzanim per year are graduated from the major training institutions combined. Origin Mid 17th century: from Hebrew ḥazzān 'cantor', possibly from Assyrian hazannu 'mayor, headman'. Definition of hazzan in US English: hazzan nounˈKHäzən another term for cantor (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples The second CD contains performances of cantorial music and Yiddish songs by hazzanim who were active in Amsterdam. Born in Luba, Volhynia, in the Ukraine, he sang in cantorial choirs in that region and then in Odessa, where he worked with many great hazzanim. The Bene Israel themselves never had a rabbi of their own, although individuals versed both in Sephardi and exclusive Bene Israel liturgy acted as hazzanim. Most major Jewish communities in the world now have professional associations of hazzanim and several bulletins and journals are regularly published. At the present time, 20 hazzanim per year are graduated from the major training institutions combined. While there may be those who claim to be hazzanim or less than desirable candidates, that does not justify the diminished quality of prayer in such lay-led congregations. I really thought nothing of it. [When I was in the army] I spent most weekends at home, and went to services at the local synagogue where I would join the hazzan for lunch and spend the afternoon with his family studying the Bible. Students will complete two professional internships, as hazzanim and as Jewish educators, as well as choral performance internships with either the Zamir Chorale of Boston or Koleinu: The Jewish Community Chorus of Boston, both based at Hebrew College. Our hazzanim for the evening just chanted different forms of the kaddish, a prayer found woven throughout all of our worship services. Origin Mid 17th century: from Hebrew ḥazzān ‘cantor’, possibly from Assyrian hazannu ‘mayor, headman’.
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