mitsvah

 [Seph. meets-vah, mits-; Eng., Ashk. mits-vuh]  

mits·vah

   [Seph. meets-vah, mits-; Eng., Ashk. mits-vuh]
noun, plural mits·voth, mits·vot, mits·vos  [Seph. -vawt; Ashk. -vohs] , English mits·vahs. Hebrew.
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mitsvah

noun
1. (Judaism) a precept or commandment of the Jewish law [syn: mitzvah] 
2. (Judaism) a good deed performed out of religious duty [syn: mitzvah] 
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