Chanukah
noun
Chanukah is an eight-day Jewish festival celebrating the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, marked by lighting candles on a menorah.
We celebrate Chanukah by lighting candles and eating special foods.

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Jewish festival, menorah lighting, traditional foods
noun
The holiday of Chanukah often involves rituals such as the spinning of the dreidel and the consumption of fried foods.
During Chanukah, children spin the dreidel as part of the tradition.

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dreidel game, fried latkes, family gathering
noun
Chanukah is an eight-day Jewish festival celebrating the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, marked by lighting candles on a menorah.
We celebrate Chanukah by lighting candles and eating special foods.

Usage tips
Neutral
Jewish festival, menorah lighting, traditional foods
noun
The holiday of Chanukah often involves rituals such as the spinning of the dreidel and the consumption of fried foods.
During Chanukah, children spin the dreidel as part of the tradition.

Usage tips
Neutral
dreidel game, fried latkes, family gathering
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Cultural Significance
Chanukah represents Jewish perseverance and faith
Many Jewish families gather to celebrate this festival.
Celebration Practices
Different families may have various traditions for celebrating Chanukah
Some families may play games or exchange gifts during the festival.
Religious Importance
Chanukah holds a deeply spiritual meaning within Judaism
It reminds participants of miracles and divine intervention in history.
Cultural Significance
Chanukah represents Jewish perseverance and faith
Many Jewish families gather to celebrate this festival.
Celebration Practices
Different families may have various traditions for celebrating Chanukah
Some families may play games or exchange gifts during the festival.
Religious Importance
Chanukah holds a deeply spiritual meaning within Judaism
It reminds participants of miracles and divine intervention in history.
Cultural Significance
Chanukah represents Jewish perseverance and faith
Many Jewish families gather to celebrate this festival.
Celebration Practices
Different families may have various traditions for celebrating Chanukah
Some families may play games or exchange gifts during the festival.
Religious Importance
Chanukah holds a deeply spiritual meaning within Judaism
It reminds participants of miracles and divine intervention in history.
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