Definitions

1. noun

A good deed or act of kindness, especially one performed in observance of a Jewish custom or tradition.

“The family decided to have a bar mitzvah for their son’s 13th birthday, which was a joyous celebration.”

2. noun

A Jewish coming-of-age ceremony, typically held for a boy at the age of 13, marking his transition to manhood.

“The bar mitzvah ceremony was a significant milestone in the life of the young boy.”

3. noun

An act of charity or kindness, often performed anonymously.

“The mitzvah of volunteering at the local soup kitchen is a noble act that brings people together.”