noun
- a scholar or expert in the Haggadah, the narrative and interpretive portions of the Talmud and Jewish tradition
Usage: Jewish studies; often capitalized
Examples
- The haggadist explained the deeper meanings behind the biblical stories.
- As a respected haggadist, she was invited to lead the Passover discussion.
- Medieval haggadists developed elaborate interpretations of Jewish law and ethics.
- The haggadist drew connections between ancient texts and contemporary Jewish life.