Pictures of Jewish Home-Life Fifty Years Ago by Hannah Trager
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Sabbath sanctification.
CHASSID. Pietist; a name assumed by a sect of Jews mainly in Galicia established by "Baal Shemtob." CHAZAH. A cantor, or Synagogue reader. CHEVRA-KADISHA. A burial society. CHOLENT. A dish of various vegetables and meat, eaten on the Sabbath. CHOMETZ. Leavened bread. EREV. Evening. HAMANTASCHEN. A triangular cake eaten on Purim, shaped according to the hat Haman was supposed to have worn. KAFTAN. A long coat, worn by Jews in eastern Europe. KIDDUSH. A blessing of sanctification over wine, said at the ushering in of Sabbath and of Festivals. LAG B'OMER. The 33rd day of the seven weeks between Passover and Pentecost: a students' holiday. |
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