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sichah

sichah noun: a lesson, disquisition.

Noun

sichah (plural sichot or sichos)

  1. (Judaism) A lesson, disquisition.
    • As for 770 being a "holy number," it is not "Lubies" who regard it thus, but the Lubavitche Rebbe himself who regards it thus, and spoke about it in innumerable sichos, many of them available in print.2003 December 6, R, “More Chabad Mishegas”, in soc.culture.jewish.moderated (Usenet)

Forms of sichah

pluralsichot
pluralsichos
alternative formsicha

Origin of sichah

Borrowed from Hebrew שִׂיחָה (sikha, “discussion”).

Questions about sichah

What does sichah mean?
Sichah means a lesson, disquisition.
What part of speech is sichah?
Sichah is a noun.
What is the plural of sichah?
The plural of sichah is sichot.

Words near sichah in the dictionary

  1. Siceliot
  2. Siceliots
  3. Sicels
  4. sices
  5. sich
  6. sichah
  7. sichel
  8. Sichem
  9. Sichemite
  10. Sichemites
  11. sicherite

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