rote
noun
In Jewish tradition
Isaiah complains that people honor God with "commandments learned by rote," empty habit without the heart.
Interpretation. Jewish teachers use this to warn that prayer and mitzvot should be done with attention and feeling (kavanah), not as empty habit.
Meaning
Learning or doing something by repeating it again and again without thinking about what it means. tree →
Note
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On Mova
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