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mitzvah

/ˈmɪts.və/

Traducción: Sustantivo del judaísmo que designa un mandamiento divino o precepto de la ley judía, así como una buena acción realizada por deber religioso.

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noun

/ˈmɪts.və/C1formal
  • esSustantivo del judaísmo que designa un mandamiento divino o precepto de la ley judía, así como una buena acción realizada por deber religioso.

A noun from Judaism referring to a divine commandment or precept of Jewish law, as well as a good deed performed out of religious duty.

  1. Religious commandmentC1formal

    A divine precept or rule of conduct prescribed by Jewish law.

    esPrecepto religioso del judaísmo

    • One of the most important mitzvahs is honoring one's parents.
    • The rabbi explained the mitzvah of giving charity.
    • Observing the Sabbath is a central mitzvah in Judaism.
    • She learned about the 613 mitzvahs in her Hebrew school.

    Sinónimoscommandmentdirectivelawordinancepreceptstatute

  2. Good deedB2formal

    A benevolent act performed as a religious duty or out of moral obligation.

    esBuena acción

    • Visiting the sick is considered a great mitzvah.
    • He helped the elderly woman with her groceries as a mitzvah.
    • Performing a mitzvah can bring spiritual fulfillment.
    • The community came together to fulfill the mitzvah of providing food for the needy.
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