1. plural of mashgiach; Jewish supervisors or inspectors, especially those who oversee kashrut (dietary law) compliance in food production or restaurants
Usage: Hebrew origin; primarily used in Jewish religious and culinary contexts; singular form is 'mashgiach'

Examples

• The mashgihim visited the bakery to certify that all ingredients met kashrut standards.
• Several mashgihim work together to oversee the large catering operation during the holiday.
• The restaurant hired mashgihim to ensure compliance with Jewish dietary laws.
• Mashgihim must have extensive knowledge of kashrut regulations and food preparation.
• The mashgihim approved the new production facility after a thorough inspection.