"Haggada" example sentences

Hag·ga·dah

noun judaism

Haggadah (noun) · Haggadoth (plural noun) · Haggadot (plural noun) · Aggadah (noun) · Aggadot (plural noun) · Aggadoth (plural noun)

- the text recited at the Seder on the first two nights of the Jewish Passover, including a narrative of the Exodus:

- a legend, parable, or anecdote used to illustrate a point of the Law in the Talmud.

- the nonlegal, narrative element of the Talmud. Compare with Halacha

› Cupfull noun

› Concordconcord [ˈkäNGˌkôrd]

› Imps

› Hana

› Leathering verb

› Haggada noun judaism

› Monobasic adjective chemistry

› Ecrus

› Posinger verb

› Unreality noun

› Embrasure noun

› Cerrojo

› Enrobe verb formal

› Cronyizingly noun derogatory

› Benzaldehyde noun chemistry

› Hairdress noun

› Overgenerous adjective