kaddish
/ˈkædɪʃ/Definitions
1. noun
a Jewish prayer for the dead, especially one recited by a son or close relative over a coffin or at a graveside
“The mourners stood together, reciting the kaddish in unison, as they said their final goodbyes.”
1. noun
a Jewish prayer for the dead, especially one recited by a son or close relative over a coffin or at a graveside
“The mourners stood together, reciting the kaddish in unison, as they said their final goodbyes.”