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challah

/ˈxɑː.lə/

Traduction: Pain blanc moelleux contenant des œufs et levé à la levure, souvent tressé et doré à l'œuf avant la cuisson, traditionnellement consommé pendant le shabbat et les fêtes juives.

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noun

/ˈxɑː.lə/B1formalculinary
  • frPain blanc moelleux contenant des œufs et levé à la levure, souvent tressé et doré à l'œuf avant la cuisson, traditionnellement consommé pendant le shabbat et les fêtes juives.

A loaf of white bread containing eggs and leavened with yeast, often formed into braided loaves and glazed with eggs before baking, traditionally eaten on the Sabbath and holidays in Judaism.

  1. Braided breadB1formalculinary

    A traditional Jewish bread made with eggs, yeast, and often braided, typically eaten on Shabbat and holidays.

    frPain tressé juif

    • She baked a beautiful challah for the Friday night dinner.
    • The challah was soft and golden, glazed with egg.
    • We shared a warm challah at the holiday meal.
Formes
  • challahs plural form
  • challot plural form
  • challahs' possessive plural form
  • challot's possessive plural form
  • challah's possessive singular form