kiruv

[ kee-roov ]

/ ˈki ruv /

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noun

Hebrew. the act or practice of bringing secularized Jews closer to Judaism, especially Orthodox Judaism, as through seminars, meetings, and religious rituals.

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Origin of kiruv

First recorded in 1980–85; literally, a bringing or coming near; nearing

Words nearby kiruv

kirtan, Kirtland's warbler, kirtle, Kiruna, Kirundi, kiruv, kisan, Kisangani, Kiselevsk, Kisetla, kish