bar-mitzvah
bar-mitzvah is the alternative form of bar mitzvah.
Meaning of bar mitzvah
Noun
bar mitzvah (plural bar mitzvahs or b'nai mitzvah)
- A Jewish coming of age ceremony for boys.
- A boy who has come of age.
Forms of bar-mitzvah
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | bar-mitzvahs |
| plural | b'nai-mitzvah |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | bar-mitzvahs |
| present participle | bar-mitzvahing |
| past participle | bar-mitzvahed |
| past | bar-mitzvahed |
Questions about bar-mitzvah
- What is bar-mitzvah the alternative form of?
- Bar-mitzvah is the alternative form of bar mitzvah.
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