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Definitions from the WebMitzvahNoun 1. In Jewish tradition, a mitzvah refers to a commandment or a good deed that is prescribed by religious law. It is an act of fulfilling one's moral and religious obligations towards God and others. Mitzvot (plural form) can encompass a wide range of actions such as feeding the hungry, visiting the sick, or supporting the less fortunate. Example sentence: Performing a mitzvah is an essential part of leading a righteous life according to Jewish teachings. Related products: Adjective 1. Describing a good and praiseworthy action or deed in accordance with Jewish religious law. Example sentence: Helping the elderly cross the street is a mitzvah act that brings joy to both the doer and the receiver. Intermediate Hebrew meaning 1. In Hebrew, "mitzvah" also carries the meaning of a "commandment." Example sentence: Young children are taught about mitzvot from an early age in Hebrew school. Related products: | ||||
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