mitzvah in German
mitzvah in German is Mitzwa — mitzvah means one of the 613 commandments in Jewish religious law.
mitzvah in German
Mitzwa
What does "mitzvah" mean?
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noun One of the 613 commandments in Jewish religious law.
"Observant Jews try to follow each mitzvah as part of daily life."
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noun A good deed or act of kindness done for its own sake.
"Helping the elderly neighbor carry her groceries was a real mitzvah."
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mitzvah in a sentence
- Observant Jews try to follow each mitzvah as part of daily life.
- Helping the elderly neighbor carry her groceries was a real mitzvah.
- Donating blood is considered a mitzvah by many.
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What is "mitzvah" in German?
"mitzvah" in German is Mitzwa. mitzvah means: One of the 613 commandments in Jewish religious law.
How do you use "mitzvah" in a sentence?
Example: "Observant Jews try to follow each mitzvah as part of daily life." In German, "mitzvah" is Mitzwa.
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