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mitsvah

/ˈmɪts.və/

Tradução: Substantivo do judaísmo que designa um mandamento divino ou preceito da lei judaica, bem como uma boa ação praticada por dever religioso.

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noun

/ˈmɪts.və/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo do judaísmo que designa um mandamento divino ou preceito da lei judaica, bem como uma boa ação praticada por dever religioso.

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

  1. Commandment of Jewish lawC1formal

    A precept or commandment of the Jewish law, considered a religious obligation.

    ptMitsvá

    • Observing the Sabbath is an important mitsvah in Judaism.
    • He studied the 613 mitsvahs from the Torah.
    • Performing a mitsvah is seen as a way to connect with God.

    Sinônimoscommandmentlawordinancepreceptrulestatute

  2. B2formal

    A good deed performed out of religious duty or kindness.

    ptBoa ação

    • She visited the elderly as a mitsvah.
    • Donating to charity is considered a mitsvah.
    • He helped his neighbor as a simple mitsvah.

    Antônimosmisdeedoffensesintransgressionwrongdoing