What is another word for shul?

Pronunciation: [ʃˈʌl] (IPA)

Shul is a Yiddish word that refers to a synagogue or Jewish place of worship. Synonyms for this term include temple, bet knesset, and house of prayer. Temple is used to refer to a specific type of Jewish worship center, while bet knesset is a Hebrew term that literally means "house of assembly." House of prayer is a more general term that denotes any religious site devoted to prayer and reflection. Other related words include minyan, which refers to the prayer quorum required for public worship, and Aron Kodesh, which is the cabinet that holds the Torah scroll in the sanctuary.

What are the hypernyms for Shul?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with Shul

  • During the war the congregation was largely broken up […] and it was never really reconstituted after the war. […] Before the war my parents (I, too) had known almost every shop and shopkeeper in Cricklewood […] and I would see them all in their places in shul. But all this was shattered with the impact of the war, and then with the rapid postwar social changes in our corner of London. I myself, traumatized at Braefield, had lost touch with, lost interest in, the religion of my childhood. I regret that I was to lose it as early and as abruptly as I did, and this feeling of sadness or nostalgia was strangely admixed with a raging atheism, a sort of fury with God for not existing, not taking care, not preventing the war, but allowing it, and all its horrors, to occur.
    Oliver Sacks

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