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{{wiktionary|seder}} |
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'''For [[Jewish holiday]]s:''' |
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*''[[Passover Seder]]'', relives the enslavement and subsequent Exodus of the Children of Israel from Ancient Egypt |
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*There is also a ''seder'' for the minor [[Jewish holiday]] of [[Tu Bishvat]], the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat. It is known as ''Hemdat ha-Yamim'' and is modeled on the Passover seder. |
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'''In the [[Hebrew Bible]]:''' |
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*A portion of a biblical book in the [[masoretic text]] of the [[Tanakh]]. For the [[Torah]], these portions reflect the triennial cycle of Torah readings in the ancient [[Land of Israel]] (as opposed to the annual [[Weekly Torah portion|weekly Torah readings]] known today). For [[Nevi'im]] and [[Ketuvim]] they are quantitative divisions of the biblical text. |
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==Jewish holidays== |
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'''Relating to [[Talmud]]ic texts:''' |
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*[[Passover Seder]], a ritualized dinner observed during Passover |
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*One of the six orders (major sections) of the '''[[Mishnah]]''': (1) [[Zeraim]], (2) [[Moed]], (3) [[Nashim]], (4) [[Nezikin]], (5) [[Kodashim]], and (6) [[Tohorot]]. |
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*[[Tu BiShvat]], a seder for this minor Jewish holiday modeled on the Passover Seder |
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*A study session in a daily [[yeshiva]] schedule, lasting one or more hours, dedicated to the preparation and review of Talmudic texts by [[chavruta]]s (learning partners). |
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==Hebrew Bible== |
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'''In [[Jewish services|Jewish liturgy]]:''' |
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*[[Seder (Bible)|A portion of a biblical book]] in the Masoretic Text of the Tanakh; this quantitative division is related to the triennial cycle for reading the Torah |
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*An order of prayers that constitutes a liturgy, similar to the word ''siddur''; for example: ''The Seder of Rav [[Amram Gaon]]''. See the article on '''[[siddur]]''' for this meaning. |
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*A related section of service within a given liturgy; for example: the ''seder'' of sounding the [[shofar]]. |
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==Talmudic texts== |
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*One of the six orders (major sections) of the [[Mishnah]] |
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*The Kabbalistic "Evolution of the Worlds"; see ''[[Seder hishtalshelus]]''. |
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*A study session in a Yeshiva's daily schedule; see [[Yeshiva #Structure and features]]. |
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==Jewish liturgy== |
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*An order of prayers that constitutes a [[Jewish services|liturgy]] |
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[[Category:Hebrew words and phrases]] |
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[[he:סדר]] |
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*''[[Seder hishtalshelus]]'', a concept in kabbalah about the nature of God |
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[[ja:セーデル]] |
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[[no:Seder]] |
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==People with the surname== |
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[[pt:Sêder]] |
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*[[Đuro Seder]] (born 1927), Croatian painter |
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*[[Sam Seder]] (born 1966), American actor |
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*[[Tim Seder]] (born 1974), American football player |
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Latest revision as of 06:49, 30 October 2023
Look up seder in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Seder (Hebrew: סדר; plural: סדרים sedarim) is a Hebrew word meaning "order" or "sequence" may also refer to:
Jewish holidays
[edit]- Passover Seder, a ritualized dinner observed during Passover
- Tu BiShvat, a seder for this minor Jewish holiday modeled on the Passover Seder
Hebrew Bible
[edit]- A portion of a biblical book in the Masoretic Text of the Tanakh; this quantitative division is related to the triennial cycle for reading the Torah
- A colloquial term for the weekly Torah portion in the annual cycle of reading the Torah (in this context often pronounced sidra)
Talmudic texts
[edit]- One of the six orders (major sections) of the Mishnah
- A study session in a Yeshiva's daily schedule; see Yeshiva #Structure and features.
Jewish liturgy
[edit]- An order of prayers that constitutes a liturgy
Jewish mysticism
[edit]- Seder hishtalshelus, a concept in kabbalah about the nature of God
People with the surname
[edit]- Đuro Seder (born 1927), Croatian painter
- Sam Seder (born 1966), American actor
- Tim Seder (born 1974), American football player
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