MUSAF

Meaning of MUSAF in English

noun

or mu·saph ˈmüsəf

( -s )

Etymology: Hebrew mūsāph addition

: an additional morning service on the Sabbath and on festivals in the liturgy of the Jews — compare shaharith

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

MUSAF — /mooh"sahf/ , n. Hebrew. the religious service celebrated by Jews in addition to and immediately after the morning service on …
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MUSAF — also spelled Musaph (Hebrew: additional sacrifice), in Jewish liturgy, the additional service recited on the sabbath and on festivals in …
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MUSAPH — noun see musaf
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SHAHARITH — noun or sha·ha·rit or sha·cha·rit or sha·cha·rith ˈshäḵris ( -s ) Etymology: Hebrew shaḥărīth morning : the daily morning liturgy …
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'ALENU — (Hebrew: it is our duty), the opening word of an extremely old Jewish prayer, which has been recited at the …
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