naggid造句

• Isaac ben Nathan ibn Shulal, " naggid " or prince of Egypt, was especially helpful.
• Paltiel achieved distinction among the Jews of Egypt in the second half of the tenth century and was given the title of " Naggid ."
• During the 11th century, the most prominent Jew in Kairouan was Abraham ben Nathan ( Abu Ish
  
  q Ibrahim ibn'Ata ), " one of the great Jewish leaders of his day ", who in 1015 received the titles " Naggid HaGolah " ( lit . " Prince of the Diaspora " ) and " Rosh HaKehilot " ( lit . " Head of the Communities " ) from that generation's spiritual leader, Hai Gaon.