huppah
- noun
- /ˈhʊpə/
- The couple exchanged vows beneath the huppah in front of their families.
Examples
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A beautifully decorated huppah stood at the center of the wedding hall.
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The couple stood under the huppah during their wedding.
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Traditionally, the huppah symbolizes the new home the couple will build together.
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They decorated the huppah with beautiful flowers.
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The couple exchanged vows beneath the huppah in front of their families.
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A beautifully decorated huppah stood at the center of the wedding hall.
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Traditionally, the huppah symbolizes the new home the couple will build together.
Synonyms
A canopy under which a Jewish couple stands during their wedding, showing their new home together
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Etymology
Huppah comes from the Hebrew word chuppah, which means 'canopy' or 'cover'. So a huppah is the cloth roof held over a couple at a Jewish wedding and it stands for the new home they will build together.