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halakha
This term refers to the comprehensive system of Jewish law, encompassing both the written commandments and the interpretive traditions that guide daily religious practice. It is distinct from Aggadah, which focuses on narrative, homiletics, and folklore, whereas halakha is strictly concerned with the legal and normative aspects of faith.
As a specialized religious term, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It represents a collective body of law rather than a single rule or statute; therefore, it does not take a plural form in standard English usage.
Meanings
Examples
The rabbi provided a detailed ruling based on halakha.
Strict adherence to halakha governs every aspect of their daily lives.
I wonder how halakha addresses modern medical ethics.
The scholar spent years studying the evolution of halakha.
Halakha provides the framework for maintaining a kosher home.
The tension between modern secularism and traditional halakha is a common theme in the novel.
We must consult the texts to see what halakha says about this.