haroseth
noun plural but usually singular in construction
ha·ro·seth
variants or haroset or haroses or charoseth or charoset or charoses
həˈrōs(h)ə̇th,
-ə̇t,
-ə̇s
ḵəˈ-
: a pastelike mixture of apples, nuts, cinnamon, and wine used during the seder meal on the Passover and symbolic of the clay from which the Israelites made bricks during their Egyptian slavery
Word History
Etymology
Hebrew ḥaroseth, ḥaroset, from ḥarsith, ḥarsit clay or earthen pot
- exfiltration
- exflagellant
- exfoliant
- exfoliate
- exfoliated
- exfoliates
- exfoliating
- exfoliation
- exfoliation dome
- exfoliations
- exfoliative
- exfoliative cytology
- exfoliator
- catalysers
- catalyses
- catalysing
- catalysis
- catalyst
- catalysts
- catalyte
- catalytic
- catalytic converter
- catalytic cracker
- catalytic cracking
- catalytically