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chok

/xoʊk/

chok noun: a law or commandment without a comprehensible explanation or purpose.

Noun

chok (plural choks or chukim)

  1. (Jewish) A law or commandment without a comprehensible explanation or purpose.

Forms of chok

pluralchoks
pluralchukim

Origin of chok

Borrowed from Hebrew חֹק (khók).

Questions about chok

What does chok mean?
Chok means a law or commandment without a comprehensible explanation or purpose.
What part of speech is chok?
Chok is a noun.
How do you pronounce chok?
Chok is pronounced /xoʊk/.
What is the plural of chok?
The plural of chok is choks.

Words near chok in the dictionary

  1. Chojnacki
  2. Chojnackis
  3. Chojnice
  4. Chojnowski
  5. Chojnowskis
  6. chok
  7. choka
  8. chokable
  9. chokadar
  10. chokadars
  11. chokanye

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