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Halacha
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halacha halachą Halachą
English
Alternative forms
en halacha halachah halakah halakha halakhah
en Halachah Halakha Halakhah
Etymology
From en he הֲלָכָה halakhá, from the root he הלך to walk.
Pronunciation
en /həˈlʌhə/ /həlɑːˈhɑː/ /ˌhɑːlɑːˈxɑː/
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Noun
Halachot Halachoth Halachos s
A law or tradition by which Jews live. They are derived from the Torah and from later rabbinic literature.
A law or tradition established by the Halacha.Random House Unabridged Dictionary
Translations
a Jewish law
Aramaic: arc הִלְכְּתָא f hilkǝṯā
Esperanto: eo halaĥo
Hebrew: he הֲלָכָה halakhá
Hindi: hi हलाख़ा m
Ladino: lad alaha
Russian: ru Галаха́ f, ru Алаха́ f
Swedish: sv halacha c
Yiddish: yi הלכה halokhe
Proper noun
en Q107427Jewish law, taken as a whole
Derived terms
en halachic
Translations
the whole of Jewish law
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 哈拉卡 hālākǎ
Czech: cs halacha
Esperanto: eo halaĥo
Finnish: fi halakha
French: fr Halakha f, fr halakha f
German: de Halacha f
Hebrew: he הֲלָכָה halakhá
Hindi: hi हलाख़ा m
Hungarian: hu halákha
Italian: it Halakhah f
Japanese: ja ハラーハー
Korean: ko 할라카
Ladino: lad alaha
Polish: pl Halacha f
Portuguese: pt Halacá
Russian: ru Галаха f
Serbo-Croatian: sh Халаха
Spanish: es halajá f, es Halajá f
Urdu: ur ہلاخاہ
Yiddish: yi הלכה halokhe
References
en terms with /x/
en Jewish law
Polish
pl:
Alternative forms
pl halacha
Etymology
pl :bor he:הֲלָכָה + 1
Pronunciation
Proper noun
f
pl Jewish law en Halacha Jewish law, taken as a whole
Declension
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Further reading