Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

hallah

Noun
/ˈhɑːlə/
Definition
Hallah is a type of bread that is traditionally braided and eaten during Jewish Sabbath and holidays.
Examples
  • Every Friday, we prepare hallah for the Sabbath meal.
  • During the Jewish New Year, many families bake sweet hallah to celebrate.
Meaning
Hallah, often spelled ‘challah’, is a special bread used in Jewish ceremonies and special occasions, symbolizing joy and celebration.
Synonyms
  • Braided bread
  • Sabbath bread