Definition of tzedakah in English:

tzedakah

nountsɛˈdɒkatsiˈdôkə

mass noun

(among Jewish people) charitable giving, typically seen as a moral obligation.
（犹太人之间道义性）捐赠；捐献
one common form of tzedakah was to allocate a portion of the harvest for the poor
Example sentencesExamples
- Goldberg is doing Rothstein a favor by giving him the opportunity to perform the mitzvah of tzedakah, or charitable giving.
- In the Jewish tradition of tzedakah, owners of property are required to care for those in need.
- For American Jews, confining tzedakah to Jewish causes cannot fulfill the Psalm's deeper meaning.
- While tzedakah is a Jewish obligation, it is not meant to be fulfilled in a rote or soulless way.
- Jewish law puts a limit on tzedakah, charity, of 20 percent of one's earnings.

Origin

From Hebrew ṣĕḏāqāh 'righteousness'.

Definition of tzedakah in US English:

tzedakah

nountsiˈdôkə

(among the Jews) charitable giving, typically seen as a moral obligation.
（犹太人之间道义性）捐赠；捐献
one common form of tzedakah was to allocate a portion of the harvest for the poor
Example sentencesExamples
- For American Jews, confining tzedakah to Jewish causes cannot fulfill the Psalm's deeper meaning.
- In the Jewish tradition of tzedakah, owners of property are required to care for those in need.
- Goldberg is doing Rothstein a favor by giving him the opportunity to perform the mitzvah of tzedakah, or charitable giving.
- Jewish law puts a limit on tzedakah, charity, of 20 percent of one's earnings.
- While tzedakah is a Jewish obligation, it is not meant to be fulfilled in a rote or soulless way.

Origin

From Hebrew ṣĕḏāqāh ‘righteousness’.

单词	tzedakah
释义	Definition of tzedakah in English: tzedakah nountsɛˈdɒkatsiˈdôkə mass noun (among Jewish people) charitable giving, typically seen as a moral obligation. （犹太人之间道义性）捐赠；捐献 one common form of tzedakah was to allocate a portion of the harvest for the poor Example sentencesExamples Goldberg is doing Rothstein a favor by giving him the opportunity to perform the mitzvah of tzedakah, or charitable giving. In the Jewish tradition of tzedakah, owners of property are required to care for those in need. For American Jews, confining tzedakah to Jewish causes cannot fulfill the Psalm's deeper meaning. While tzedakah is a Jewish obligation, it is not meant to be fulfilled in a rote or soulless way. Jewish law puts a limit on tzedakah, charity, of 20 percent of one's earnings. Origin From Hebrew ṣĕḏāqāh 'righteousness'. Definition of tzedakah in US English: tzedakah nountsiˈdôkə (among the Jews) charitable giving, typically seen as a moral obligation. （犹太人之间道义性）捐赠；捐献 one common form of tzedakah was to allocate a portion of the harvest for the poor Example sentencesExamples For American Jews, confining tzedakah to Jewish causes cannot fulfill the Psalm's deeper meaning. In the Jewish tradition of tzedakah, owners of property are required to care for those in need. Goldberg is doing Rothstein a favor by giving him the opportunity to perform the mitzvah of tzedakah, or charitable giving. Jewish law puts a limit on tzedakah, charity, of 20 percent of one's earnings. While tzedakah is a Jewish obligation, it is not meant to be fulfilled in a rote or soulless way. Origin From Hebrew ṣĕḏāqāh ‘righteousness’.
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