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pa·ra·shah
\ˈpärəˌshä\ noun
(plural para·shoth or para·shot \ˌpärəˈshōt(h)\ ; or parashi·oth or parashi·ot \-_shēˈōt(h)\ ; also par·shi·oth \ˌpärshēˈōt(h)\ ; or par·shi·ot)
Etymology: Hebrew pārāshāh, literally, explanation, account
1. : one of the weekly portions or lessons that is read from the Pentateuch in the synagogue on the Jewish Sabbath : sidra — see haftarah
2. : one of the subsections of the weekly lesson read on Sabbaths, festivals, and on Mondays and Thursdays |