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| Kabbalah | Reception (lit.) Jewish mysticism. |
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| Kaddish | Sanctification. An Aramaic prayer; one version is recited by Mourners, and known as the Mourners’ Kaddish. |
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| Kallah | Bride
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| Kallat | Bride of
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| Kashrut | Laws relating to keeping a kosher home and lifestyle. |
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| Kayitz | Summer |
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| Ketubah | Written. The religious marriage contract. |
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| Ketuvim | Writings. Third section of the Tenakh. |
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| Kibbutz | Israeli collective village based on socialist principles. |
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| Kiddush | Sanctification. A prayer sanctifying the Sabbath and Festivals.
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| kippah | Kippah (plural kippot) is a head covering used as a sign of religious observance/respect.
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| kippot | Kippah (Hebrew "כִּפָּה" kippāh, plural kippot) is a head covering used as a sign of religious observance/respect.
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| Knesset | Assembly. Israeli Parliament. |
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| Kol Nidrei | All vows. A passage which commences the Yom Kippur in the Synagogue. |
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| Kosher | Ritually fit. Applied mainly to food as being permissible. |
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| Kupah | Kitty/pot of money for use by a Kvutzah |
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| Kvutzah | Group |
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| Kvutzot | Groups |
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