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se·mi·kah
noun
or se·mi·cha also se·mi·chah \səˈmiḵə\
(plural semikahs or semi·koth \-ˌḵōt(h), -ōs\ ; or semichas \-_ḵəz\ ; or semi·choth \-ˌḵōt(h), -ōs\)
Etymology: Late Hebrew sĕmīkhāh, from Hebrew, laying on of hands, leaning on, from sĕmōkh to lean on
: rabbinical ordination : the traditional rabbinical degree conferred by Orthodox rabbis |