berachah

[ Sephardic Hebrew brah-khah; Ashkenazic Hebrew braw-khuh ]
/ Sephardic Hebrew brɑˈxɑ; Ashkenazic Hebrew ˈbrɔ xə /

noun, plural be·ra·choth, be·ra·chot [Sephardic Hebrew brah-khawt] /Sephardic Hebrew brɑˈxɔt/, be·ra·chos [Ashkenazic Hebrew braw-khuh z] /Ashkenazic Hebrew ˈbrɔ xəz/. Hebrew.

berakhah.

Words nearby berachah

beowulf, bepaint, bequeath, bequest, ber. is., berachah, berakah, berakhah, berar, berascal, berat

Definition for berachah (2 of 2)

berakhah

or be·ra·kah, be·ra·chah

[ Sephardic Hebrew brah-khah; Ashkenazic Hebrew braw-khuh ]
/ Sephardic Hebrew brɑˈxɑ; Ashkenazic Hebrew ˈbrɔ xə /

noun, plural be·ra·khoth, be·ra·khot [Sephardic Hebrew brah-khawt] /Sephardic Hebrew brɑˈxɔt/, be·ra·khos [Ashkenazic Hebrew braw-khuh z] /Ashkenazic Hebrew ˈbrɔ xəz/. Hebrew.

a blessing or benediction, usually recited according to a traditional formula.

Origin of berakhah

Hebrew bərākhāh