haggada

• Nom propre désignant un corpus de la littérature talmudique non juridique, faisant partie de la tradition juive et composé de récits, de folklore et d'enseignements homilétiques.

A proper noun referring to a body of non-legal Talmudic literature that is part of Jewish tradition, consisting of narratives, folklore, and homiletic teachings.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Non-legal Jewish literatureC1formal

   The part of Talmudic and rabbinic literature that contains stories, legends, folklore, moral teachings, and historical anecdotes, as opposed to legal discussions (Halakha).

   Aggada (littérature non légale juive)

   • The Haggada includes many parables and moral lessons from the sages.
   • Scholars study the Haggada to understand Jewish values and history.
   • This passage from the Talmud is considered Haggada, not Halakha.

   Synonymeshagada

2. Passover textB2formal

   The text recited during the Passover Seder, which tells the story of the Exodus from Egypt.

   Haggada de Pessa'h

   • We read from the Haggada during the Seder meal.
   • The Haggada contains the story of the ten plagues.
   • Each family has its own traditional Haggada for Passover.