liturgy
noun
In Jewish tradition
Interpretation: In Jewish tradition the liturgy is the fixed order of prayers (the siddur) said morning, afternoon and evening, and on Shabbat and festivals. Tradition says it replaced the Temple offerings, and many of its words come from the Torah.
Meaning
The set words, prayers and songs used in a religious service. tree →
Note
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