D'var Torah
D'var Torah noun: a sermon upon the weekly parashah.
Noun
D'var Torah (plural Divrei Torah)
- A sermon upon the weekly parashah.
- The title word of parashas Beha'alosekha (when you raise) is problematic. I'm sure Moshe has also heard a number of divrei Torah about it.2004 October 13, Micha Berger, “Simple questions (yah, right)”, in soc.culture.jewish.moderated (Usenet)
Forms of D'var Torah
| plural | Divrei Torah |
|---|---|
| alternative form | dvar Torah |
| alternative form | d'var Torah |
| alternative form | devar Torah |
Questions about D'var Torah
- What does D'var Torah mean?
- D'var Torah means a sermon upon the weekly parashah.
- What part of speech is D'var Torah?
- D'var Torah is a noun.
- What is the plural of D'var Torah?
- The plural of D'var Torah is Divrei Torah.
Words near D'var Torah in the dictionary
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