brachah

British

/ braˈxa /

noun

Judaism Hebrew terms usually translated as "blessing" See blessing

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The grandfather would oblige, singing “a beautiful brachah in his best tenor,” Mr. Evans wrote, “just like on the Caruso records he owned.”

From Washington Post • Jul. 28, 2022

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