Halacha
hɑːˈlɑːxə
HalachosHalachotHalachoth
Definition

Definition of Halacha - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionTECH.Jewish religious law and traditionTECH.
  • Halacha guides many aspects of daily Jewish life.
2.
jewish lawTECH.specific ruling within Jewish lawTECH.
  • The rabbi issued a Halacha on dietary practices.
3.
legal literatureTECH.Jewish legal literature and interpretationsTECH.
  • Scholars often write about Halacha in academic journals.
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Origin of Halacha

Hebrew, halakhah (the way to go)

Examples of Halacha in a sentence

  • Halacha addresses both religious and civil matters in Jewish life.
  • He studied the Halacha regarding Sabbath observance.
  • Consult the Halacha for guidance on this issue.
  • Halacha guides many aspects of daily life.
  • Students study Halacha to understand Jewish law.

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  1. French:Halakha, halakha, ...
  2. German:Halacha, ...
  3. Italian:Halacha, ...
  4. Spanish:Halajá, ...
  5. Portuguese:Halachá, ...
  6. Chinese:犹太教法, 哈拉卡, ...
  7. Japanese:ハラハ, ハラハー, ...
  8. Arabic:هَلاخاه, حكم شريعي يهودي, ...
  9. Hebrew:הֲלָכָה, ...
  10. Russian:Галаха, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Галаха, ...
  12. Hindi:हलाखा, ...
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