minhag
/mɪnˈhɑːɡ/ or /miˈnaɡ/Definitions
1. noun
A Jewish custom or tradition, especially one passed down from one generation to another.
“The family made sure to follow the minhag of lighting Shabbat candles every Friday evening.”
2. noun
A specific rule or practice in Jewish law, especially one related to ritual observance.
“The rabbi explained the minhag of not working on the Sabbath and its significance in the community.”