Hadassah
- noun
- /həˈdɑːsə/
- In Jewish tradition, Hadassah represents beauty and renewal.
Examples
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A sprig of Hadassah was placed on the table during the festival as a symbol of hope.
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They named their daughter Hadassah to honor their family's heritage.
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The Hadassah plant is often used in traditional ceremonies.
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My grandmother's name is Hadassah.
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They named their daughter Hadassah to honor their family's heritage.
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In Jewish tradition, Hadassah represents beauty and renewal.
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A sprig of Hadassah was placed on the table during the festival as a symbol of hope.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hadassah comes from the Hebrew word hadas, which means 'myrtle', a small fragrant plant. Because the myrtle stands for beauty and new life in Jewish tradition, Hadassah is used as a girl's name and a symbol of hope and renewal.