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succah

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succah [suˈkɑ ˈsukɔ ˈsukə]
n
(Non-Christian Religions / Judaism) Judaism a variant spelling of sukkah


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Some of the other condominium owners objected to these succahs being erected on the condominium balconies.
Children love this holiday because they get to decorate the succah (hut or booth) with leaves, fruits, paper chains, lights, and just about anything they can think of.
Birdbaths, picket fences, and stone walls enhance the garden paths, while a grand wooden trellis is designed to double as a summer haven and a succah (for Jewish ceremonial uses)," says Theo Kindermans, Geller DeVellis partner.
 
 
 
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