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machzor
[ Sephardic Hebrew mahkh-zohr; Ashkenazic Hebrew mahkh-zohr, -zawr, -zuhr ]
machzor
/ m蓱藧k藞z蓴藧; max藞z蓴r /
noun
- a Jewish prayer book containing prescribed holiday rituals
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of machzor1
Example Sentences
If the target price is realized, the Codex Sassoon could not only eclipse the most expensive Jewish document ever sold 鈥 the 2021 sale of the Luzzatto Machzor, a 14th-century prayerbook, for $8.3 million.
In addition, Ohr Torah Stone has produced an abridged, online version of the 鈥渕achzor,鈥 the prayer book for the holidays, to allow for shorter, safer services whether they are held indoors or outdoors, in smaller communal settings of up to 20 people.
Kent represented the American Conference of Cantors during the creation of the Reform movement鈥檚 new machzor, the Jewish prayer book used on the High Holy Days.
With a sense of something vaguely strange, she bent her eyes downward on her neighbour's Machzor.
The Machzor for Pentecost says, Israelites are as "full of meritorious works as a pomegranate is full of pips."
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