shivah (Meaning)
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shivah (n)
(Judaism) a period of seven days of mourning after the death of close relative
Synonyms & Antonyms of shivah
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shivah Sentence Examples
- The family observed shivah for their beloved grandmother, gathering each evening for mourning rituals.
- The synagogue hosted a shivah minyan, allowing the community to support the bereaved family.
- During shivah, visitors offered condolences and shared memories of the deceased.
- The shivah challah was a symbol of comfort and healing for the grieving family.
- The mourners recited Kaddish during shivah, a prayer of sanctification and remembrance.
- The shivah candle burned continuously, representing the eternal memory of the lost loved one.
- The rabbi led a shivah service, providing spiritual guidance and support.
- The shivah house was a haven for the bereaved, a place of solace and connection.
- The shivah ended with a meal of breaking the fast, symbolizing the transition back to daily life.
- The shivah period granted the family an opportunity to process their grief and find strength in community.
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(Judaism) a period of seven days of mourning after the death of close relative
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The family observed shivah for their beloved grandmother, gathering each evening for mourning rituals.
The synagogue hosted a shivah minyan, allowing the community to support the bereaved family.
During shivah, visitors offered condolences and shared memories of the deceased.
The shivah challah was a symbol of comfort and healing for the grieving family.
