Chanukah

/ -nʊˌkɑː; ˈhɑːnəkə; xanuˈka /

noun

1. See Hanukkah
   a variant spelling of Hanukkah

Chanukah

1. Another spelling of Hanukkah .

Example Sentences

My coworker from Poland told me about plackis, which are essentially the same thing as latkes without the Chanukah story.

From The Daily Beast

Chanukah itself is a relatively minor holiday on the religious Jewish calendar.

From The Daily Beast

Because the victory of Chanukah came about as the result of the heroic actions of a woman, Judith.

From The Daily Beast

Not only does Jewish tradition not forbid women to light and bless Chanukah candles, it actually obligates them to do so.

From The Daily Beast

Today, even Chabad sanctions it, recognizing that "the women of the ages felt a special affinity to the Chanukah lights."

From The Daily Beast

He merely gives me a nod, and once more sinks his attention in the portion appointed for Chanukah.

From Project Gutenberg

It is that victory we celebrate with our poor, little illumination, with our Chanukah lights.

From Project Gutenberg

Involuntarily I glance at the Chanukah light opposite to me in the window.

From Project Gutenberg

Hence, too, the prevalent craving for a certain author's blood could not be gratified at Mrs. Henry Goldsmith's Chanukah dinner.

From Project Gutenberg

King of the Universe, who hast sanctified us with Thy commandments, and commanded us to kindle the light of Chanukah.

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