1. a person who studies or practices Kabbalah, a form of Jewish mysticism
Usage: also spelled 'cabalist'; often capitalized

Examples

• The kabalist spent years studying ancient Hebrew texts and mystical interpretations.
• Medieval kabalists believed in hidden meanings within the Torah.
• She became a kabalist after developing a deep interest in Jewish mystical traditions.
• The rabbi was both a scholar and a kabalist, blending rational study with spiritual practice.
• Kabalists often use numerology and letter symbolism in their interpretations.