1. Plural of kabbalisme; doctrines, practices, or interpretations based on Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition.
Usage: Often used in academic or religious contexts; May refer to both traditional Jewish mysticism and modern esoteric adaptations

Examples

• Medieval scholars studied various kabbalisms to understand hidden meanings in sacred texts.
• The museum exhibition explored different kabbalisms across Jewish communities throughout history.
• Modern kabbalisms have incorporated elements from Western esotericism.
• Rabbinical students examined traditional kabbalisms as part of their theological training.
• The book compares kabbalisms from different periods and regions.