ketubah
/kɛˈtuːbə/ or /kɛˈtuːbɑː/Definitions
1. noun
A Jewish marriage contract, traditionally written in Aramaic, that outlines the husband’s financial obligations to his wife.
“The ketubah is a sacred document in Jewish weddings, outlining the husband’s commitment to support his wife financially.”
2. verb
To write or enter into a ketubah, often in the context of a Jewish wedding.
“The rabbi will ketubah the couple, outlining their financial responsibilities to each other.”