melaveh malkah
noun
me·la·veh mal·kah
məˌlävəˈmälkə
plural melaveh malkahs
: a traditional weekly ceremony observed chiefly by Hasidim on Saturday evening to bid farewell to the Queen Sabbath and marked by feasting, singing, dancing
Word History
Etymology
Hebrew mĕlweh malkāh, literally, escorting the queen
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