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Kaddish

Kaddish is a Hebrew term that refers to a Jewish prayer recited in memory of the deceased. It is an integral part of Jewish mourning rituals and is traditionally recited by mourners during the mourning period.

1. Noun - Jewish Prayer

In its primary sense, Kaddish is a noun that signifies a Jewish prayer of mourning and praise for the dead. This prayer is recited by close relatives, typically children or siblings, during the mourning period.

Example Sentences:

1. She recited the Kaddish every day for eleven months to honor her late father.
2. The rabbi led the congregation in the recitation of the Kaddish to remember the souls lost in the tragedy.

2. Noun - Praise or Sanctification

Kaddish is also used as a noun to represent praise or sanctification. It emphasizes the sanctity and greatness of God's name.

Example Sentences:

1. The synagogue echoed with the voices of the worshippers singing the Kaddish, praising God's name.
2. During the Shabbat service, the congregation recited the Kaddish, expressing their reverence for God.

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