Shabbat Kallah
Shabbat Kallah noun: a celebration held by a bride on the Shabbat before her wedding, typically with her bridesmaids and family.
Noun
Shabbat Kallah
- A celebration held by a bride on the Shabbat before her wedding, typically with her bridesmaids and family.
- The Shabbat before Shavuot.
Forms of Shabbat Kallah
| alternative form | Shabbes Kallah |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Shabbos Kallah |
Origin of Shabbat Kallah
"Kallah" is from Hebrew כַּלָּה (“a bride”)
Questions about Shabbat Kallah
- What does Shabbat Kallah mean?
- Shabbat Kallah means a celebration held by a bride on the Shabbat before her wedding, typically with her bridesmaids and family.
- What part of speech is Shabbat Kallah?
- Shabbat Kallah is a noun.
Words near Shabbat Kallah in the dictionary
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