tɑːˈhɑːrɑː

Definitions

1. noun

A state of ritual purity in Jewish law, especially the state of a woman who has completed her menstrual period and is now ritually clean.

“The woman underwent a ritual bath to achieve taharah and attend the synagogue.”

2. noun

A condition of being free from physical or moral impurities.

“The priest sought taharah before performing the sacred ceremony.”